If we do write a paper etc. sometime, it'll be good to include what contributions we've made upstream. Tracking them generally also just helps us all know if any packages are waiting on upstream etc.
So if you file issues upstream or send patches/pull requests and so on, please drop a comment here.
Cheers,
Gone through my GitHub history and found these to start with (probably going backwards in time):
GLIBCXX_ASSERTIONS
aux_fun.inc
doc/source/code/mod
neurosim/config.h.in
hel2mos1.sh
hdmf-common-schema
ivstream.h
simple_stochastic_synapse
bernoulli_connection
import brian2
My GitHub activities related to packages where I am maintainer of Fedora packages. More issues/pull requests will be added to the list ASAP (time constraints).
0.5.2 Python3.10: failing tests: FAILED failures=11, skipped=10 · Issue 63 SmokinCaterpillar/pypet
@sagitter opened this:
I've now opened a PR to include Py3.10 in stdlib_list:
@music: https://github.com/FastTrackOrg/FastTrack/issues/20
PR’s merged:
PR’s merged manually, or rewritten by upstream:
PR’s declined by upstream:
PR’s pending review:
Open issues:
Closed issues — “won’t fix”:
Resolved issues:
(Updated 2022-02-03.)
pynetdicom:
pydicom
dcmtk
My contributions to a few packages so far:
@shaneallcroft is working on pyplane at the moment, we opened:
Two for annexremote:
Did a quick search through all our repos, so this is a superset and may include stuff mentioned in comments that is now outdated:
To get this list, checkout all out repos using the scripts here: https://pagure.io/neuro-sig/NeuroFedora/blob/main/f/package-list and then run something like: rg -g "*.spec" -N "github.*(issues|pull)" | sort -h
rg -g "*.spec" -N "github.*(issues|pull)" | sort -h
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