Chris Richardson

**Original comment by Garth N. Wells (Bitbucket: [garth-wells](https://bitbucket.org/garth-wells), GitHub: [garth-wells](https://github.com/garth-wells)).** ---------------------------------------- @blechta I think we could do with a new 'contributing' guide to help contributors with the process, e.g. adding...

**Original comment by Jan Blechta (Bitbucket: [blechta](https://bitbucket.org/blechta), GitHub: [blechta](https://github.com/blechta)).** ---------------------------------------- I'm not sure that it needs a guide. Do you think that anybody, who is able to understand a relevant...

**Original comment by Lawrence Mitchell (Bitbucket: [wence](https://bitbucket.org/wence), GitHub: [wence](https://github.com/wence)).** ---------------------------------------- Yes, but it's easier for everyone if the requirement to add tests is spelt out for new contributors. And also...

**Original comment by Jan Blechta (Bitbucket: [blechta](https://bitbucket.org/blechta), GitHub: [blechta](https://github.com/blechta)).** ---------------------------------------- Yes, that's already stated here https://fenicsproject.org/contributing/#testing. If we would like to move that to RTFD page I'd suggest to file...

**Original comment by Garth N. Wells (Bitbucket: [garth-wells](https://bitbucket.org/garth-wells), GitHub: [garth-wells](https://github.com/garth-wells)).** ---------------------------------------- I think it could be stated much more clearly and with more detail on the work flow, making pull...

Is this still needed? It would be fairly easy to add more types (which? just `double`?)

OK, so we could (automatically) just call this "null" partitioner, when running in serial. It knocks of about 25% of the time. On my mac, it goes down from about...

It's not high priority. Obviously, we are not using Eigen any more. I've made a branch which reduces the dynamic allocation, but I couldn't see any difference in the run...

It's not clear what is the best approach. Maybe it is better to do it at the form compiler level?

@mscroggs - are you working on it?