[PATCH 6/8] CLI: refactor dumping of tags.
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39 From: Martin Owens <doctormo@gmail.com>\r
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61 Dear NotMuch Developers,\r
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63 As I understand it, notmuch is currently experiencing a backlog in the\r
64 patch review process which is quite extensive.\r
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66 I'm not sure what the exact process is, but I imagine you're using some\r
67 kind of tool similar to launchpad's merge request functionality that\r
68 allows you to see branches for merging (or in this case patches).\r
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70 If the system tools are good, then does the project need more training\r
71 from veterans to bring some new blood into the patch review/merge\r
72 process? What is the exact bottleneck for us to have a healthy, prompt\r
73 and robust patching process?\r
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75 If the query/help is out of place, my apologies.\r
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77 Best Regards, Martin Owens\r
78 \r