Am 22.02.2012 04:25, schrieb smichr:
You could help me and that list of people if you would check the pull
request page ( https://github.com/sympy/sympy/pulls ) occasionally to
see if there are any pull requests that you could review and move
along in becoming part of SymPy.

I've been meaning to, and I'll try my hand there as I find time.

Is there a page that describes what kind of code is in good enough shape to go in?
The style guide is a good start, but just that: a start. I'd like to see
- a list of things that the code base has and that should be kept,
- a list of things that the code base should acquire over time,
- how the various goals priorize,
- what's required and what's a nice extra.
Without this or a similar kind of standard against which to judge some code, I don't know whether I'm picking nits or insisting on essentials. Which would be frustrating for both sides in the end: the reviewer because he's never sure, the reviewee because he doesn't see the end of the process.

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