< promag>
fanquake: any idea why min libevent is 2.0.21?
< hebasto>
promag: #18676
< wumpus>
libevent's release process is somewhat strange, which means some distributions are even now (well, at least last year) still using a version from 2012
< wumpus>
i guess it's good in a sense, it's stable and so few critical bugs are found in it that it doesn't ever *require* an upodate
< wumpus>
very little (especially network-facing) software that can be said about
< michaelfolkson>
sipa: So there isn't really anything else to do? Only friction you could possibly do is to make it read only be default for new contributors and need them to request write access for comments
< michaelfolkson>
Obviously with a *very* low bar for granting those requests
< copumpkin>
I don't think github supports that access model
< michaelfolkson>
copumpkin: Yeah it appears you're right. Plus would add work of needing to grant write access which is probably more than just banning the spammers
< jnewbery>
bot that autodeletes any review comment that doesn't hash to ten leading zeroes
< sipa>
jnewbery: the problem is that reviews can't be deleted, not even by maintainers, much less by bots
< wumpus>
proof-of-review-work
< jonatack>
gamified points can't be deleted, huh
< luke-jr>
wumpus: maybe like that university that intentionally tried to sabotage Linux?
< jnewbery>
BlueMatt: is that a proposed topic for the general meeting on Thursday or for the p2p meeting now?
< sipa>
hi
< jb55>
hͪiͥ
< BlueMatt>
jnewbery: oh, i guess general.
< jnewbery>
BlueMatt: +1
< jnewbery>
There aren't any proposed meeting topics for the p2p meeting right now. So we could either have a very short meeting, or if anyone wants to share what they're working on, please go ahead.
< michaelfolkson>
Are the current priorities up to date?
< michaelfolkson>
Individual priorities
< michaelfolkson>
Seems not
< ariard>
mostly erlay/#20833 and followups as my priorities
< jnewbery>
I'd love to see some more progress on #21527 since it unblocks a lot of my work in net_processing. If anyone has any spare review cycles, perhaps take a look at it.
< bitcoin-git>
[bitcoin] practicalswift closed pull request #21964: Document that `ser_float_to_uint32` is not the inverse of `ser_uint32_to_float` (master...document-serialization-gotcha) https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/21964