Becoming a real "community" repo

This is just to discuss the possibility of adding a few direct contributors to the repo besides myself. I’m still poking a few other people, but ideally I’m hoping for 4 collaborators including myself.

The things I’m looking for help with:

1. Responding to issues and PRs.
2. If you have any specific areas or platform of expertise, e.g. jetbrains/vim or Mac/Linux, take some degree of “ownership” of those bits where feasible.

Collaborator guidelines

• Take care of yourself and your health/needs first. Limit your time commitment to this effort.

• For “minor” fixes/improvements/bugs/new apps, you’re free to contribute without any review

• For significant new development/refactoring you feel makes sense, it’s likely still prudent to get a review from one of the other collaborators, or open a discussion as appropriate before committing your time?

Potential guidelines for contributions (PR review, etc)

• Any addition to the global grammar should be scrutinized a bit more thoroughly. The more specific a new context, the less scrutiny I typically apply.

• New grammars should follow the [subject][verb] standard where-ever possible.

• For Mac OS X, the bundle id should be used for defining app contexts, rather than the name.

• For Windows, both the friendly app name and exe name should be used for defining app contexts. For some people, the MUICache breaks.

• For new web apps, ensure the domain is used to minimize potential mismatches https://github.com/knausj85/knausj_talon/blob/master/apps/web/window_titles.md

• New applications should support the appropriate ‘generic’ grammars where possible

generic_browser.talon
find_and_replace.talon
line_commands.talon
multiple_cursors.talon
snippets.talon
splits.talon
tabs.talon

• New programming languages should support the appropriate ‘generic’ grammars where possible as well

operators.talon
programming.talon
comment.talon
block_comment.talon

and should support the lists

user.code_functions
user.code_libraries

where appropriate. See e.g. csharp.py/csharp.talon. At least, until we come up with something better 👍

[knausj85]

Figured I’d check-in to see how’s it going. Any complaints or issues?

Seems to be working well, as far I can see.

[fidgetingbits]

I’m in