Seems that a lot of people wanted to get started early on assignments,
lots of travel around Thanksgiving factoring into that I think. While
we expect some more patches to come in, we're done with assigning a
reviewer to every *old* patch, all of the unclaimed ones being things
submitted in the last week. I'd like to stay as close to
first-in/first-reviewed as possible here, so far that's working out
quite well.
Here are the patches we don't have a reviewer for yet (this list will
grow over the next two days):
Listen / Notify rewrite
SE-PostgreSQL/Lite
Largeobject access controls
Python 3.1 support
The big patches we're going to have a hard time getting reviewed again
this time are the SE-PostgreSQL/Lite and Largeobject patches. If anyone
has an interest in either of those subjects, please let me know, whether
or not you've already "claimed" another patch. I can easily find an
alternate for any other patch in the CF, but someone who's willing to
work on the big SEPostgreSQL patches is harder to line up.
Right now I show the following people as having volunteered and
available, but not having been assigned anything yet:
Abhijit Menon-Sen
Bernd Helmle
Andrew Gierth
We have a couple of people who aren't really available for substantial
patches now, but might be during December:
Jaime Casanova
David Wheeler
I suspect that a couple of the patches in the queue (the two
partitioning ones and LISTEN/NOTIFY) are going to take more than one
round of review before they're ready for a committer, just because
there's open design issues with them rather than just coding. Might ask
Jamie or David to handle a second pass over those if it comes to that.
Given that several people volunteered to review two patches, and the
unprecedented number of reviewers, I don't expect anyone will be asked
to review a second patch this time unless they volunteer to do so.
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Greg Smith 2ndQuadrant Baltimore, MD
PostgreSQL Training, Services and Support
greg@2ndQuadrant.com www.2ndQuadrant.com
