Re:Gitoxide: Pure Rust Implementation of Git
by ByronBates on Thursday August 13, 2020 @10:55AM
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Right now, the project is clearly missing contribution guidelines, but now that it's a bit more public these will be added soon, possibly along with some tickets that are ready for pickup. For now I am very focussed on implementation.
That said, I have created a quick issue for you with a small tasks and high value: https://github.com/Byron/gitoxide/issues/7
Thanks a lot for your consideration <3
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Re:Gitoxide: Pure Rust Implementation of Git
by petr_tik on Thursday August 13, 2020 @01:41PM
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Great project - more power to you for driving it so far.
My 2 cents. I think rust-analyzer offers a great new dev onboarding experience. issues labelled with has-instructions usually have a a link to the relevant snippet of code in the repo and sometimes even the stub of a failing unit test. While it might be obvious to you, the author, how and where to find the necessary code, it enables a great many people to send patches.
Witness the number of contributors with <10 commits https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/graphs/contri...
If you want to increase adoption, please borrow as many dev experience tricks from rust-analyzer as possible