Re: Asking for Guidance
Nicholas Jankowski <[email protected]>
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> > I think that submitting a patch or solving a bug will be helpful to get > more involved during the community bonding phase. If that is best thing to > do, Can you please recommend me something to work on ? (I submitted the > patches [1] & [2]. But, all my submissions were small patches and I think > working on a medium one will be beneficial during the community bonding > phase.) > If you think doing something else right now is better, please let me know > what to do. > > Definitely lean toward what your mentor would prefer, it may be there are specific tasks/bugs/etc that would be related to your primary GSOC plan and build familiarity in the right area. But absent a particular direction, searching the help and bug list for 'missing function' and 'matlab compatibility' are usually easy places to start. There are enough of them out there. Being a little self serving: - if you want to implement a triangulated multidimensional cubic spline you could always help polish off griddata incompatibilities. https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?35178 - many 'simple' functions now need an 'all' option to be compatible, and complete fix will require working on both m-code and compiled code: https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?58116