I noticed a while ago that github proposed a couple of lables to help
potential first-time contributors find their way in our pile of issues
and PRs.
The lables are:
'good first issue'
'help wanted'
So, I just added those lables to our repo. It would be good if we
could remember to use them when appropriate.
So what is appropriate? I think that's very much a judgement call,
but it should certainly be about bite size issues, i.e. something
relatively easy for the newcommer to get started somewhere.
For example, I just labled issue #7872, 'cause that seems to be a fine
and very easy entry level task.
Cheers,
Richard
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Richard Levitte [email protected]
OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org/~levitte/
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