I'd like to raise a concern that Anatoly's actions are disruptive and largely unhelpful. His passive-agressive writing style is well known but it seems this no longer satisfies him. Today, without consulting anyone he edited our Wiki guidelines and removed the "Do not remove guidelines you do not agree with!" note (yes, really):
http://wiki.python.org/moin/WikiGuidelines?action=diff&rev1=35&rev2=36
Should we react in any way? How do you perceive his contributions in general?
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Several contributor agreement were send last months and wait for accepting.
Ben Morgan (Ben.Morgan) http://bugs.python.org/issue12004
Zack Weinberg (zwol) http://bugs.python.org/issue16624
Robert Xiao (nneonneo) http://bugs.python.org/issue17051
Ramchandra Apte (ramchandra.apte) /I'm not sure about the legitimacy of
this agreement./
Can anyone speed up the process of accepting this forms? Can I commit
proposed patches without waiting for a "contributor flag" at the user name?
We received a contributor agreement by postal mail
David Lam
211 E. Meadow Dr
Palo Alto CA 94306
d(a)dlam.me
I've added it to the local paper files
KBK
I was looking at patches found in some cross-build related issues, working
around building pgen during a cross build. However it looks like this can be
solved by just getting the timestamps for the dependencies right, which is
already done for some files. So this should be done for the the GRAMMAR files
too. Would this be ok for the 3.3 branch and trunk?
Then, how and when is this command run, so that you always have the correct time
stamps? is it hg pull && hg update && make -f Makefile.pre.in touch? Would it be
worthwhile to have a shell script python_update which just does this (idea comes
from GCC's contrib/gcc_update script)?
Matthias
Hi all,
Before we begin: please respond directly to me.
I've gotten a few requests for MSDN subscription renewals, so I may as
well do a big call out to try and do this as a big group to make it
easier on MS. If you're due/overdue for a renewal, send me the email
address you use to login and the Subscriber ID -- this is found at
https://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/manage/ when you're logged
in.
If you do not currently have an MSDN subscription but are interested,
Microsoft's Open Source Technology Center provides our contributors
with free MSDN subscriptions to allow you to get OS and Visual Studio
installers/licenses. Please provide the following information if
you're interested:
First Name:
Last Name:
Email Address:
Project/Company: Python Software Foundation
Complete Mailing Address:
Phone Number:
Since the Microsoft employee who helps us with this is unlikely to
respond right away due to the holidays, I'm going to gather up details
and send them on 2 January, 2013.
After he responds, it typically takes one week before you receive login details.
Brian
I was testing whether Rietveld could be used to review a devguide
patch, and I accidentally created this server-side clone:
http://hg.python.org/cjerdonek/sandbox-devguide/
Is there a way for me to remove it, or does someone else need to do
it? In addition, if "Remote hg repo" URLs on the issue tracker don't
need to be on hg.python.org, the following one can also be deleted (I
was confusing this with the restriction for custom builders):
http://hg.python.org/sandbox/cjerdonek-devguide/
Thanks,
--Chris
