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Mar 2004 issue

Bite-Sized Tasks

The Subversion bug database contains many issues classified as "bite-sized" tasks -- tasks that are well-defined and self-contained, and thus suitable for a volunteer looking to get involved with the project. You don't need broad or detailed knowledge of Subversion's design to take on one of these, just a pretty good idea of how things generally work, and familiarity with the coding guidelines in the HACKING file. Each task is something a volunteer could pick off in a spare evening or two.

If you start one of these, please notify the other developers by mailing dev@subversion.tigris.org (of course, you should be subscribed to that list). If you have questions as you go, ask the dev list, and send the patch there when ready.

Click here to see the bite-sized tasks (issues with the "bite-sized" keyword).
Click here to see a list of all open bugs.
(A long list, but useful if you want an overall sense of the project's priorities, or if you're looking for something really big to take on.)