I think there are two main hurdles, one is restoring contributor interest in
mentoring, and the other is finding newcomers that actually want to stick
around. These are perhaps two sides of the same coin, though. An ugly truth is
that it isn't very enjoyable or rewarding to help newcomers when t
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> I think there are two main hurdles, one is restoring contributor interest
> in mentoring, and the other is finding newcomers that actually want to
> stick around.
I am interested in mentoring new committers to help the project grow and
some of the new committers expressed the same interest to
> I believe that it can be a virtuous circle where we produce new committers
> that help mentoring newcomers.
That's the dream, and kudos for keeping it alive! I have become jaded about
this possibility, after years of trying.
On 28/04/2021, 10:18, "Benjamin Lerer" wrote:
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> I thin
Is it possible if a new comer works together with a mentor on an issue?
This way mentor can gradually introduce the newcomer into the codebase, and
newcomer would get timely feedback too.
On Wed, Apr 28, 2021 at 2:51 PM Benedict Elliott Smith
wrote:
> > I believe that it can be a virtuous circl
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> Is it possible if a new comer works together with a mentor on an issue?
> This way mentor can gradually introduce the newcomer into the codebase, and
> newcomer would get timely feedback too.
It is complicated unfortunately because most of us have limited bandwidth
and we are spread across di
Hi all,
We're working on a Kafka connector to capture data changes in Cassandra by
processing commit log files in the cdc_raw directory. After we enabled CDC
on a few tables, we didn't observe any commit log files getting flushed
into cdc_raw directory as expected, but got WriteTimeoutException in
