Regular classes for this semester have finally come to an end which means that the open source course for this semester has also reached the finish line. This is the first time I’ve taken such a course. I think it is very unique. Seneca, or for that matter other Colleges or Universities don’t offer a [...]
My v0.3 release has finally come to an end along with the course. Throughout this release I have put out a total of 7 patches spread over 3 bugs and wrote 13 blog posts (not including this one). I have put in hours and hours of work and communicated with various Mozilla community members linked [...]
I’m happy to report that another patch of mine has been approved by ted! This is for bug 445560. For this patch I had to make some changes after I initially put up the patch but they weren’t major ones. For more details about this bug and what my patch does visit my project page. [...]
The pushlog has a buglink feature that changes a string that contains reference to a bug number into a link to that bug on BugZilla. This is done on the server side by hgpoller/buglink.py file. However, when loading more entries on scroll the bug links do not work as buglink.py is not run on them. [...]
I put up a couple of patches today to fix problems with an earlier patch I had submitted for bug 459727. It seems that my fix for the problem of the initial results not loading enough entries to fill up the window does not work. Justin Wood pointed that out on the bug page, comment [...]
I’ve been busy trying to fix problems that had arised regarding the patch I submitted for bug 459727. All that is being done right now is fixing various small problems but the overall functionality remains the same. So the following are the solutions to the problems that jorendorff identified: To calculate the max SELECT COUNT(*) [...]
Lately there has been some activity on bug 459727 concerning the patch I had submitted to implement an OnScroll feature for the pushlog. View comments 8 and 9 to see the problems that jorendorff as identified. So far there hasn’t been an official review but it is inevitable that I will have to make changes [...]
I’ve been working hard trying to get the graph view working for the gitweb_mozilla template. Earlier, I documented the problems I was having. That is all resolved now and I’m moving on to bigger and better things. So my goal was to get the graph to the stage of the coal template, which I am using [...]
hgweb has a graph function found in mercurial/hgweb/webcommands.py which returns a template. It also returns a variable called jsdata which contains all information that I want to display on the page along with the graph. Now, my problem was that I wasn’t quite understanding how I can could call graph() so that I could pass [...]
Some good news to report today. My patch for bug 448707 has been approved by jorendorff. He did find some problems but they were minor enough that they could be ignored for now. Getting an r+ on the first go is pleasently surprising. Hopefully I can keep moving along and get a patch up for [...]