Re: [Python-Dev] Moving bugs and patches through the pipeline more quickly
Guido van Rossum
I think a "new bugs&patches this week" email wouldn't hurt. Perhaps just "new patches", actually -- as Martin pointed out, these are probably more important. Plus there are less of them, which is no bad thing.
Ah, the "new this week" makes this interesting and different from what we have. I would definitely like to see both new bugs & patches.
I can imagine some more features:
- resolved items this week (good for morale, assuming it's a number > 0)
I think it usually will be.
- active items (items that had at least one comment added or other status change)
- comatose items (items with exceptionally long inactivity)
There may be rather a lot of these :(
- unassigned items
Ditto :(
- new unassigned items with no comments added (those are the ones that need triage most dearly)
How would one implement this? A screen-scraper? Does someone have one already written? Cheers, M. -- ... with these conditions cam the realisation that ... nothing turned a perfectly normal healthy individual into a great political or military leader better than irreversible brain damage. -- The Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, Episode 11
How would one implement this? A screen-scraper? Does someone have one already written?
Jeremy has a screen-scraper somewhere. SF also offers XML of the entire tracker database to project admins, but unfortunately it appears to be broken. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
Guido van Rossum writes:
Jeremy has a screen-scraper somewhere. SF also offers XML of the entire tracker database to project admins, but unfortunately it appears to be broken.
At the moment, it seems to always return an empty file and no HTTP error. This is not specific to the Python project. -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. <fdrake at acm.org> PythonLabs at Zope Corporation
"Fred" == Fred L Drake, Jr
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>> Jeremy has a screen-scraper somewhere. SF also offers XML of >> the entire tracker database to project admins, but >> unfortunately it appears to be broken. Fred> At the moment, it seems to always return an empty file and Fred> no HTTP error. This is not specific to the Python project. Maybe that's why the SF site (almost) always seems to be "down for maintenance" when I try to hit project pages <wink>. -Barry
On 07 Mar 2002 15:15:29 +0000
Michael Hudson
How would one implement this? A screen-scraper? Does someone have one already written?
I have a mostly complete screen scraper: https://sourceforge.net/projects/sftools/ As I recall, the SF project is broken because the permissions are wrong in the CVS repository. I can submit an admin request for that to happen. It might be productive for Guido to send a note to Pat McGovern and ask. The tracker is implemented with a relational database. What we really want is a way to write custom queries and reports for that database? The screenscaper is a tedious an expensive way to accomplish that. I don't know if SF has considered or would be willing to let us run the queries. Jeremy
Jeremy Hylton writes:
I have a mostly complete screen scraper: https://sourceforge.net/projects/sftools/
As I recall, the SF project is broken because the permissions are wrong in the CVS repository. I can submit an admin request for that to happen.
Yes indeed! No one can help with the project if you don't get it set up so we can. -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. <fdrake at acm.org> PythonLabs at Zope Corporation
On Thu, 7 Mar 2002 11:46:26 -0500
"Fred L. Drake, Jr."
Jeremy Hylton writes:
I have a mostly complete screen scraper: https://sourceforge.net/projects/sftools/
As I recall, the SF project is broken because the permissions are wrong in the CVS repository. I can submit an admin request for that to happen.
Yes indeed! No one can help with the project if you don't get it set up so we can.
Is it possible to do a checkout? If it isn't, maybe it's just easier to check this code into the nondist branch of the Python project. Jeremy
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barry@zope.com
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Fred L. Drake, Jr.
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Guido van Rossum
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Jeremy Hylton
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Michael Hudson