Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-buildservice (138 mails)

[Javier Llorente <javier@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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El 02/03/15 a las 09:04, Adrian Schröter escribió:
> On Freitag, 27. Februar 2015, 23:52:22 wrote Javier Llorente:
> > Hello everyone!
> >
> > I have just released the first version of Qactus, a Qt-based OBS 
> > notifier application. Besides the build status viewer, it
> > features an autocompleter for adding builds to the list easily
> > and a submit request viewer as well.
> >
> > More details are available at 
> > http://www.javierllorente.com/2015/02/27/qactus-is-out-in-the-wild/
>
> >
> Very cool :)
>
> Do you need better support in our API somewhere? Maybe to listen
> more comfortable any changes?


Right now what comes up to my mind is the following:

- - having the possibility of downloading all the SRs and afterwads,
when the user clicks on Qactus' refresh button, just downloading the
new ones and not the whole collection again.

I have also thought of making accepting/declining SRs from the
Requests tab possible.

> You may want to check
>
> osc -d results -w
>
> You can see there how osc is monitoring changes by refering to the
> old known state so the http call hangs until something happened.

This is quite interesting. Using it would be a radical change in terms
of Qactus' architecture.
One question: once the http call is terminated, would I need to
retrieve the status making another http call? (ie:  a standard GET
https://api.o.o/build/prj/repo/arch/pkg/_status)

What's the meaning of an asterisk next to a status? That it has
changed recently? I haven't found its meaning on the man page.

> Yet another idea, we could add some links in build.opensuse.org
> which can be dragged and dropped to qactus. qactus could use the
> URL to learn which which project/package/repo/arch or request
> should be monitored. Actually, you could do this already just by
> seperating the path of a link to some log file monitor for example
> ...

That's a cool idea. Drag and drop URLs from your browser directly into
Qactus.
As you said, I think no special links would be need. Qactus could
differentiate URLs and get the package to be monitored from the URL as
well.

> In any case, we are happy to support you in any needs here :)

Thanks! :)

> thanks a lot for Qactus adrian


Greetings,
- -- 
Javier Llorente
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