PR #1893: desklet submission languishing: just wait? or something I should do?

[dajare]

I asked about this on the LM forums ("Cinammon" subforum), and was pointed here... The subject line sums it up, but here are the details:

Back on 21 August (so getting on for two months ago), I submitted a pull-request for a little desklet I made with some AI assistance.

It just displays the number of the current workspace on the desktop, with a couple of feature and display options. I think I've done everything necessary as far as checks go, but it's just languishing.

I'm happy to be patient! But if there was something I ought to be doing, but missed, it would be a help to have that pointed out.

Thanks!

[rcalixte]

Back on 21 August (so getting on for two months ago), I submitted a pull-request for a little desklet I made with some AI assistance.

There have been a deluge of LLM-assisted contributions of varying levels of quality. What isn't known is which of these will actually be maintained long-term or if they are (as in many of the existing cases), already unmaintained before the pull requests are opened. The ratio of LLM-assisted contributions to review time is also highly skewed out of favor of the reviewers.

Short-term, patience is probably the best bet. Spices end up directly on the machines of end users so quality and security are far more important than expedited reviews.

[dajare]

Thanks for taking the time to reply — that makes perfect sense!

Patience it shall be. :)

[rcalixte]

Have you reviewed the generated code?

[dajare]

It's a very small desklet :) so I went through it line-by-line, and made some manual modifications. I've run it through the "checking" scripts, too, and the "assets" I made myself. That's why I was asking if there was some step I'd missed. I've read various docs and tried to follow process.

I'm using it on my desktop as a "local" desklet, and thought it would be worth sharing with others, as there isn't one that does this job that I can find.

If there's something else I ought to do, I'd be grateful to know what that is! Thanks for the question!