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Each has tests written before the fix, and CI is green on all three.
One thing I ran into while working out what to pick up, in case it's useful: a good share of the open provider requests are filed by the vendor themselves. #6624 (Plivo) and #6600 (Flowtriq) are both from someone at that company with the implementation already in hand, which is completely reasonable — it just makes the backlog hard to read from outside, since those look identical to unclaimed work until you check who filed them.
So rather than keep guessing: is there work you'd actually like picked up? I'd rather take your priorities in order, one PR at a time, than open things nobody asked for. I'm most useful on the Python side — providers, the HTTP and workflow plumbing, test coverage, CI.
And if provider or bugfix work is something you fund, I'd like to understand how that works and what counts as a fundable unit. If it isn't, the list is still worth having and I'll keep picking things off it.
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I opened three PRs against existing issues over the last day:
_notify()called the publicquery()and both wrappers append ([🐛 Bug]: HTTP provider action results duplicated in workflow execution output #6431){{ alert }}body, so endpoints got a quoted string instead of an object ([🐛 Bug]: HTTP provider sends double-encoded JSON when workflow body uses {{ alert }} template #6547)methods: [], so PromQL wasn't reachable from the UI or from agents even though_query()was already there ([➕ Feature]: Add method to query prometheus provider #6475)Each has tests written before the fix, and CI is green on all three.
One thing I ran into while working out what to pick up, in case it's useful: a good share of the open provider requests are filed by the vendor themselves. #6624 (Plivo) and #6600 (Flowtriq) are both from someone at that company with the implementation already in hand, which is completely reasonable — it just makes the backlog hard to read from outside, since those look identical to unclaimed work until you check who filed them.
So rather than keep guessing: is there work you'd actually like picked up? I'd rather take your priorities in order, one PR at a time, than open things nobody asked for. I'm most useful on the Python side — providers, the HTTP and workflow plumbing, test coverage, CI.
And if provider or bugfix work is something you fund, I'd like to understand how that works and what counts as a fundable unit. If it isn't, the list is still worth having and I'll keep picking things off it.
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