I have a minor PR that was reviewed and labeled "cleared to land" a
while back, but three months have passed since then and it's still
unmerged. Is there something else I need to do to move this along, or
did it just fall through the cracks?
Wim.
Hi Wim,
Can you include a link to to the issue in question? Probably someone (me?) intended to indicate that it was in the appropriate workflow state for landing, but was waiting for continuous integration to complete, and wandered off and forgot about it. If you can pester a contributor here, or on IRC, someone should be able to land it for you.
Speaking of which, it seems like you've been a fairly stalwart and patient external contributor. Would you like to join the project as a member and merge your own approved stuff to trunk? Mostly, the attendant responsibilities are documented here:
(This used to be the authoritative list -
https://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/CommitterCheckList - and I've just updated it to remove some extraneous stuff, but it seems that pervasive cultural understanding of github's workflow have obviated the need for repetitive stern cautions that one should not commit directly to trunk without code review and CI...)
-g
Hi all,
Perhaps it was
https://github.com/twisted/twisted/pull/991? It was tagged "cleared to land", but had build failures unrelated to the changes. I merged forward, pushed to branch, kicked a failing build, and got the green checkmark. It has been merged.
Perhaps we should avoid the "cleared to land" label on PRs from non-committers? I scan through open PRs for ones which require a procedural nudge now and again, but I had not looked at this one as the process appeared to be done with it, and I missed that it was from a non-committer.
Also, yes, welcome Wim!
---Tom