Dne 26.4.2012 11:12, Pierre-Yves Chibon napsal(a):
> Good news everyone (© Farnsworth),
>
> The easyfix project is now live:
>
http://fedoraproject.org/easyfix/
>
>
> As a new-comers, you will be able to find a list of projects which have
> bugs/requests considered to be easy to work on (ie: you do not need a
> deep understanding of the project to fix/implement it).
> The projects are divers and the tickets broad : from fixing typo, add a
> link in a template (dev) to add a node to nagios monitoring (sysadmin)
> via making the
fedoraproject.org page w3c valid (websites).
> So everyone should be able to find for his taste.
>
>
> As upstream, you will have a way to attract new-comers to your project
> and fixing easier tasks while you focus on the harder/more complex
> one ;-)
>
>
> Easyfix gathers the tickets from fedorahosted and bugzilla.
> If your project hosted on
fedorahosted.org and you would like to have it
> included, the instruction are on the wiki:
>
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Easyfix
> If you have bugzilla ticket which you consider easy to fix (remember,
> easy for a new-comer != easy for you!), feel free to add the 'EasyFix'
> keyword to the bugzilla ticket.
>
>
> Hope this helps,
> Pierre
Nice, thank you for the effort!
However if I am a newcomer, how can I find the "easyfix" link from
fedora homepage? Or how can I find it at all?
I am considering marking this as 'easyfix' ;-)
This is a good question though and at the moment I do not have a very
clear answer for it.
I know when mentioned within the infrastructure that we could add a link
to it from the infrastructure wiki page
(
), but for sure that's not
sufficient.
Help/Suggestions welcome :)
Pierre