Monthly Archives: October 2008

FSOSS 2008 – Thoughts and Experiences

Today was the first day of the annual FSOSS (Free Software and Open Source Symposium) held at Seneca College, Toronto. The day began with registration which started at 8:15am. I got there at around 8:50 (just in time since the … Continue reading

Posted in Open Source | Tagged , , , | Leave a comment

Pushloghtml Should Show More Than 10 Entries, Working on v0.1 Release

Well as I stated in a previous blog post, one of my tasks for v0.1 release would be to make pushloghtml show more than 10 entries. Jorendorff, recommended that it show all the entries at once. Now, I took that … Continue reading

Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

Applying a patch to a Repo using Mercurial

As I mentioned in a previous blog post, one of the features for my v0.1 release will be implementing a expand/collapse feature for pushloghtml. Well, turns out that ted has already started working on that. He’s already filed a bug … Continue reading

Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source | Tagged , , , | 13 Comments

Getting pushloghtml Up and Running Part Two

Carrying on from where I left off , my problems with python modules continue. After some conversations with djc, bsmedberg, ted and jorendorff it seems that Mercurial is using an entirely different python interpreter and that is why even though … Continue reading

Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Bugzilla – Watch a User Feature

As a part of an exercise humph asked us to fiddle around with bugzilla. In this case, watch another user. Now what does that mean? That means that any bugmail that the user you are tracking receives will get forwarded … Continue reading

Posted in Open Source | Tagged , | 4 Comments

Getting pushloghtml Up and Running Part One

The past 2 days I have been struggling to get pushloghtml working. As I had mentioned in my previous post I needed 2 modules to do this, simplejson and pysqlite2. Turns out both of them are python libraries, which bsmedberg … Continue reading

Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Deciding on v0.1 Release

ETime is expeditiously approaching for me to decide on what I will be doing for my v0.1 release. The deadline is Oct 13th. As I mentioned on a previous post jorendorff had made a great blogpost on my project asking … Continue reading

Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source | Tagged , , | Leave a comment