Re: Can I help porting to python 3?

[Gwyn Ciesla]

Thank you! In the event that you get this finished, please let me know; I 
maintain the Fedora lilypond package.


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On Wednesday, January 22, 2020 10:20 AM, Arusekk <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hello!
> 

> I would like to help porting lilypond python scripts to python 3. I have
> quite an experience, since I have already ported one big python project.
> 

> If you want me to help, please tell me the following:
> 

> 1.  what git branch to start with (which has the most recent version of
>     python scripts, since I will have to start over if there are any heavy
>     changes from master),
>     

> 2.  is there a policy on how to split changes into commits (or
>     guidelines, whatever to call it),
>     

> 3.  where to test / send partial commits to,
> 4.  how to file the final version for review and merging.
>     

>     I can start porting as soon as I know what to start from, and prefer to
>     use a GitHub fork for my commits and submitting a pull request if it is
>     up to me to decide.
>     

>     --
>     

>     Best regards
>     

>     Arusekk
>     

> 

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