This post is again concerning my fixes for bug 459727. One of my goals for this release is to fix the bug link functionality. I’ve made some progress on that front in terms of creating correct bug links for the differnt types of patterns presented. This time I decided to tackle the other issue with [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
In a previous blog post I detailed problems with my previous patch for bug 445560. There were 2 problems that ted identified which need to be fixed: Should use ids instead of dates Should store unique identifiers in the class instead of the id of the tag The Fix I made a change to pushlog-feed.py [...]
I had a discussion with ted today relating to my patch for bug 445560 for the pushlog. There seems to be a slight problem with it. When there are 2 merges on one page, if one clicks the second expand link, it shows those changesets, but the row with the [Expand] link disappears (example of [...]
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 to you. You can set this by going to bugzilla logging in going to preferences [...]