Hi,
Index: osc/commandline.py
===================================================================
--- osc/commandline.py (revision 4001)
+++ osc/commandline.py (working copy)
@@ -1029,6 +1029,9 @@
${cmd_usage}
${cmd_option_list}
"""
+ if not opts.message and not opts.file:
+ sys.stderr.write('You didn\'t specify a commit message.\n'
+ 'In the future, this will be mandatory.\n')
msg = ''
if opts.message:
msg = opts.message
Later, giving a commit message (-m / -F) will be enforced.
What do people think about this? I think it is good, and I know some
that agree, and I haven't seen anyone disagreeing yet.
We can also make the messages mandatory right away, depending on what
you think...
Thanks,
Peter
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Hello,
could someone please add sorting for the repositories in
"src/webclient/app/views/package/_buildstatus.rhtml"
(affects
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=gpsbabel&project=Applicatio…
right side)
It is really disturbing, that these entries are not sorted and I was
unable to fix it myself (don't know enough ruby for that).
Ciao
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Hi everyone,
I've really enjoyed using the official obs server, and now I have a
need to set one up locally on my own network. Can someone point me to
the instructions for doing this? I presume there's a wiki page
somewhere that gives a brief overview of which packages you need and
such.
Thanks,
John
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present: freitag, mjung, jcborn, tpatzig, froh, adrian, poeml, abauer
Status:
* general
* 1.0
- devel project implementation
General Status:
===============
freitag:
* Hermes support Jabber notifications now
* Bugfixing and Documentation work for Hermes
* Open question is if we want to run an own jabber server or
to use existing ones.
* Will be on LinuxTag next week.
mjung:
* Thinking about how to implement the trust handling. One single
global trust seems to have some short commings, an individual
trust to certain persons might be the way to go.
Looking for specialised documentation around these topics
and discusses with different people in house.
* Will be on LinuxTag next week.
jcborn:
* Created installation isos with kiwi. YaST does start up, but
YaST has some problems. Most likely due to missing incorrect
repository setup. Need to debug esp. multiarch setup problems.
tpatzig:
* Worked on Starship, support for comments for types.
* Implemented a filter for project results in osc.
abauer:
* Updated api.opensuse.org to current svn
-> support for devel project
-> branch request call
* Fixing several bugzilla reports.
adrian:
* created scripts to write "devel project" definition to all
packages in openSUSE:Factory. They run still in dry mode.
* Debugged build host issues, switched all build systems to use
LVM and switched off a number of build hosts which have currently
problems.
* Current backend server is at it's end (was running into swaping out
schedulers, which decreased the speed a lot). We have already a new
system, which was unstable in the past, but seems to run stable
after firmware uprade. This should solve this.
poeml:
* released new osc package. Details are on
http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service/News
1.0 Status:
===========
devel project handling:
* Discussion to implement an api call to allow devel project change in
foreign projects. This need a permission check, allowing it only, if the
devel project points a project with write access for the user.
* The (web/osc) client needs to check before branch, if devel project exists
and report this to the user. The client should have a option to ignore the
devel project setting.
* look up for devel project on branch should get implemented in the API and
not in the clients.
AI: freitag define api branch call to follow devel project definition
and how to ignore to follow the devel project.
AI: adrian define used xml fields and create submission workflow in
documentation.
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Hi everyone,
Matthew Smith (developer of QTM - qtm.blogistan.co.uk) here.
The latest version of my package links against the QtDBus module.
However, the version of CMake supplied with openSUSE 10.3 does not seem
to recognise that module, which means the compiler can't find the
include files. There is a newer version of CMake, in the
devel:tools:building repository.
However, both the methods I've used for using this package fail. I have
linked the cmake package into my home project, but building still fails
and tells me that nothing provides cmake at the version specified. I
also tried editing the metadata in osc, adding this line into the
repository element:
<path repository="standard" project="devel:tools:building"/>
However, it fails to save, with this error:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<status code="package_save_error">
<summary>error saving project: unable to walk on path
'devel:tools:building/standard'</summary>
<details></details>
</status>
What do I need to do?
Thanks in advance,
Matt Smith
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Hi,
we deployed today the new code base of the build script and workers from svn
to the system at opensuse.org. In addition, we changed also all build hosts
to use lvm volumes.
Please report, if you observe any new kind of strange error. But I hope the
changes make the system more reliable ...
thanks
adrian
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Hi all,
I've created (and patched) some Perl packages within my home project.
Even if I can add my home project to openSUSE as a package source, I want to
ask if it is possible to move these packages over to devel:languages:perl.
So long...
Gerrit Beine
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Nate Pearlstein wrote:
>>> I can't upgrade to Firefox 3 b5 without seeing all kinds of dependency
>>> errors.
>>
>> works for me, what other repos you have configured ?
>>
>> post the output of zypper sl
>>
>>
>>> I don't speak for SGI in this forum.
>>
>> Dont worry, of course you dont. ;)
>>
>
> I don't have access to the machine at the moment but IIRC,
>
> main oss
> main non-oss
> main debug
> updates
> nvidia
> gnome community stable
> video lan
> packman
> webcam
> mozilla beta as mentioned above.
>
> I won't have access to the machine again until my router for my ISP gets
> fixed, hopefully tomorrow and I can send the info then.
Your problem is most probably that you don't have the default mozilla
repository but just mozilla:beta added. You need both since mozilla:beta
depends currently on mozilla (for the mozilla-nspr package).
I'd call that more or less a bug in the buildservice and/or zypper since
it can't handle this dependencies.
(The one-click install generated on software.opensuse.org should give
the correct meta information to YaST though)
Wolfgang
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Hi,
as you probably noticed, Long Hong is going to work on an Eclipse bs
plugin this summer:
http://code.google.com/soc/2008/suse/appinfo.html?csaid=DFC9A170A95499CD
. I'm going to send weekly status reports to this list to keep you
updated. Here the first one:
[GREEN]
- long learned about rpm packaging a bit, advised him not to spend too
much time exploring the secrets of spec writing for now :)
- he is going to play with osc and the api now
- I suggested creating mock-ups of the plugin GUI if he has spare time
Michal
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