The Develix TurboGears Bug Bounty

Cliff Wells of Develix has offered a year of free hosting to people who help get the major TurboGears 0.9 release into shape! And, yes, you can run TurboGears apps on the Develix service!

To participate: take a look at the Develix Tickets in Trac. If you find one that interests you, feel free to "accept" the ticket as a sign that you're working on it. Note, however, that others can still work on it independently even after you accept it. The acceptance of the ticket is just to give people a hint that they might want to look at a different ticket.

Once you've got a working fix (that follows the contribution guidelines, hopefully including tests!), upload it to the ticket as a patch and put [PATCH] in front of the subject. The first patch to be accepted (and patches with tests are more likely to be readily accepted) gets the bounty for that bug! Good luck!

To claim your bounty after a patch has been applied, send the ticket number or a link to the ticket to Cliff Wells.

Here's the fine print:

• All patches submitted must be submitted for licensing under the same terms as TurboGears itself (the MIT-style license).
• You certify that you own the rights to the patch that you contribute. (If someone submits a partly completed patch, you don't own the rights to finish that patch up and claim the bounty.)
• Final determination of patches accepted rests with Kevin Dangoor.
• If the problem reported in a ticket is not reproducible or has already been fixed, no bounty is awarded. Bounties are just for tickets that end up with patches.
• The bounty and the hosting services are offered by Develix. Under no circumstances will Kevin Dangoor, Blazing Things or any of the TurboGears contributors be held responsible for the hosting services or any dispute regarding these services.