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[00:45:52] <kwlzn> yo

[00:46:22] <kwlzn> what's the best way to get some traction on a PR merge that has a couple of +1's?

[00:46:30] <kwlzn> PR: https://github.com/pypa/pip/pull/3760

[00:48:48] <kwlzn> hoping to get this landed so we can consume in pex

[00:54:10] <kwlzn> (with the end game of supplanting the custom pex resolver in favor of pip's (One Resolver To Rule Them All), which would effectively net support of a dozen or more experienced python developers from the pex/pants projects toward upstream improvements)

[00:56:24] <sigmavirus24> kwlzn: I think dstufft just needs to give it a once over

[00:56:39] <sigmavirus24> He's quite busy with pypa/warehouse though

[00:56:54] <kwlzn> ah

[00:57:43] <kwlzn> I can imagine.

[01:00:01] <kwlzn> @dstufft - if you happen to have any cycles to review coming up, it'd be most appreciated. would even be willing to horse trade work with you to carve time, if that helps ;)

[07:47:16] <raju> Hello

[07:48:02] <raju> I know basics of python3 and a little python2. And I want to contribute to this project. Any body could help me

[08:29:56] <ronny> xafer: do i recall right that you noticed and analyzed the xdist related failure on travis?

[08:30:30] <xafer> ronny: yup, did you find a fix ? :)

[08:45:06] <ronny> xafer: sorry for the delay

[08:45:48] <ronny> xafer: no, im still investigating why exactlx it happens, its not easy

[08:56:24] <ronny> it seems to be a interaction issue between the remote side pytest plugin initialization, the qucker tmpdir init by bruno just made it more apparent

[08:59:58] <xafer> Yup race conditions are usually tricky to debug :-/

[09:00:12] <xafer> Let me know if I can be of any help

[09:29:36] <ronny> xafer: i think i#ll start with a fork of pip that uses xdist for testing on a smaller matrix and against the features branch of pytest

[09:31:23] <xafer> Seems like a good plan, I used https://github.com/pypa/pip/pull/3341 at the time

[09:37:59] <raju> hello

[09:38:14] <raju> I know basics of python3 and a little python2. And I want to contribute to this project. Any body could help me

[09:57:30] <ronny> raju: i think a good idea might be to pick an issue and trying to figure if you can sove it while getting a bit used to the codebase

[12:11:08] <raju> ronny, Thank you