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List:       kde-kimageshop
Subject:    Summer of Code Instructions for Students
From:       Boudewijn Rempt <boud () valdyas ! org>
Date:       2019-05-07 7:31:57
Message-ID: 8391979.2gUvKtsXie () boud-thinkpad-t470p
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Hi Sharaf, Albert, Kuntal, Tusooa,

Congrats on getting a slot for this year's Google Summer of Code. Life is going to be \
earnest and strenuous for y'all from now on! Here are some ground rules for students:

* You have to participate in the weekly meetings. These are almost always on Monday, \
14:00 CEST. You will need to maintain your doing/done/todo section in that meeting \
document. This week's meeting is today, though!

* You have to have a blog, make sure the blog is registered with planetkde.org and \
you need to blog at least ever other Friday, whether or not you feel you've made \
progress.

* You have to make a task on Phabricator where you keep note of commits and things \
you're working on. This task + your commits will be your deliverable to Google

* You should work in a branch; the naming conventions are \
commiter_name/T#####-title-of-the-task, where #### is your task number.

* You should commit early and often. Don't collect huge changes that you commit only \
once a month. Commit when you've done something and push the commits. Your mentor \
cannot see what you're doing if you don't show what you're doing.

* Communication between you and your mentor happens on #krita (maybe through the \
matrix bridge) and the kimageshop@kde.org mailing list. Private conversations and \
queries on IRC, or through other chat applications are not allowed under KDE's rules \
for summer of code students (except for really personal stuff: if you've fallen sick \
or got an accident, you can approach both your mentores privately).


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