Re: Commit fest queue]

Aidan Van Dyk wrote:
> > Lastly, how is this sustainable? I don't see anything that is reducing
> > Bruce's workload. (for example)
>
> The only think that will ever reduce Bruce's workload is him trusting
> that things aren't getting overlooked. The value to the work Bruce does
> is that he really doesn't let anything slip through the cracks. One way
> we can do that is by having a tracker/wiki which is an easy place for
> Bruce to see that:
> "Hey, this is/was looked after. I don't have to worry about this
> <thing>, I can delete it (and the followups to it) from my huge list
> of even more things to look at without expending lots of time
> re-reading the whole thread to make sure it didn't just die out"

Yes, the sooner someone applies or rejects a patch or idea the quicker I
can remove it from my watch list and the fewer items I have to watch.

Also, let me add the wiki does not have items that need
discussion/feedback for this commit-fest. Is that going to be added
someday?

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