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On 3/9/2018 8:26 AM, Ralf Gommers wrote:<br>
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So my suggestion is discussion should happen on the list, and
NEP<br>
updates should be merged promptly, or just self-merged. Sound
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<div>Agreed that overall (1) is better than (2), rejected NEPs
should be visible. However there's no need for super-quick
self-merge, and I think it would be counter-productive. <br>
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Instead, just send a PR, leave it open for some discussion, and
update for detailed comments (as well as long in-depth
discussions that only a couple of people care about) in the
Github UI and major ones on the list. Once it's stabilized a
bit, then merge with status "Draft" and update once in a while.
I think this is also much more in like with what python-dev
does, I have seen substantial discussion on Github and have not
seen quick self-merges.<br>
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<div>Ralf<br>
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Agreed. Perhaps we could have some kind of guideline to prevent
flooding the mailing list. <br>
For instance "if you find yourself responding for the third time in
one day, perhaps the mailing list is not the best medium for
discussion and using the GitHub GUI may be preferable"<br>
Matti<br>
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