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Tag Archives: hg
v0.4 Release Complete
As the title suggests my 0.4 release is complete! I’ve managed to fulfill all the goals (and more) that I set out to complete. I’ve posted a new patch for hg_templates containing all my changes. The following are all the … Continue reading
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Tagged hg, hgweb, JavaScript, Mercurial
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v0.4 Release – Merge Changesets Background Color Problems
I was testing bug 459727 again today and looks like there is a major problem that I didn’t notice before. Have a look at the screen shot below. Notice the problem? No? Let me tell you then. The problem is … Continue reading
v0.4 Release – Loading More Entries onPageLoad
One of my goals for this release was to get the loading more entries onPageLoad functionality working properly concerning bug 459727. Currently I was getting an unresponsive script error. I’ve been struggling with this the last few days. I played … Continue reading
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Tagged hg, hgweb, JavaScript, Mercurial, onPageLoad
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v0.4 Release – XSS vulnerabilities and Loader.gif Issues
I’ve decided to fix two extra features regarding my v0.4 release. During the course of figuring out how to implement other features I was able to fix these two issues as well so I decided to add them to the … Continue reading
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Tagged hg, loader.gif, Mercurial, XSS vulnerabilities
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v0.4 Release – Linkifying all Bug Strings
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 … Continue reading
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Tagged bugLink, Bugzilla, hg, JavaScript, Mercurial, recursion
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v0.4 Release – Better regexps for Creating bugLinks
This is concerning bug 459727. As one of my goals for this release I wanted to create better regexps in order to match all possible bugLink patterns i.e. bug 123455, b=134566, 345777 or BUG 293455 To do this I came … Continue reading
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Tagged hg, hgweb, JavaScript, Mercurial, regexp
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v0.4 Release – Optimizing Client Side Code
This is concerning bug 459727. As one of my goals for this release I’m trying to maintain/add functionality but reduce the amount of code. I started off by perusing the code in renderMorePushLogResults() found in the hg_templates/pushlog.tmpl file (see below). … Continue reading
v0.4 Release Goals
The 0.4 release deadline is approaching fast (next week) and I thought it would be beneficial to come up with a list of goals that I will be attempting to complete. I will be applying further fixes to bug 445560. … Continue reading
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Tagged hg, JavaScript, loadMoreItems, pushlog
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v0.3 Release – Improved bug link for bug 459727
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 … Continue reading
v0.3 Release – Further Problems with Loading More Items, bug 459727
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 … Continue reading