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Jamie Morgenstern | 28 Aug 17:19

PLaneT bug tracking

PLaneT now includes an installation of trac. Please use it for
submitting any PLaneT-package bug reports.

 http://planet.plt-scheme.org/trac/the-submit-a-bug-url

Note that if you already have an account on PLaneT, you now also have
a trac account, but you will need to set your password. Do this by
setting your PLaneT password (even to its current value) and the trac
side password will also be changed.
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Robby Findler | 28 Aug 17:26

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

A note: the url below should be:

  http://planet.plt-scheme.org/trac/newticket

(and trac is, of course, linked into the planet web pages in various ways).

Robby

On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 10:20 AM, Jamie Morgenstern
<jamiemmt@...> wrote:
> PLaneT now includes an installation of trac. Please use it for
> submitting any PLaneT-package bug reports.
>
>  http://planet.plt-scheme.org/trac/the-submit-a-bug-url
>
> Note that if you already have an account on PLaneT, you now also have
> a trac account, but you will need to set your password. Do this by
> setting your PLaneT password (even to its current value) and the trac
> side password will also be changed.
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>
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Dave Herman | 28 Aug 18:02

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

> PLaneT now includes an installation of trac. Please use it for
> submitting any PLaneT-package bug reports.
> 
>  http://planet.plt-scheme.org/trac/the-submit-a-bug-url

I got this error:

Error: Not Found
No handler matched request to /the-submit-a-bug-url

> Note that if you already have an account on PLaneT, you now also have
> a trac account, but you will need to set your password. Do this by
> setting your PLaneT password (even to its current value) and the trac
> side password will also be changed.

I reset my password on PLaneT and then tried logging in to /trac and it 
said invalid username or password.

Dave

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Jamie Morgenstern | 28 Aug 18:16

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

The password resetting is now live; there was a small glitch before.
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Jamie Morgenstern | 28 Aug 18:17

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

Also, the url is

http://planet.plt-scheme.org/trac/newticket
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Dave Herman | 28 Aug 19:05

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

Great! Thank you for setting this up. I've received a number of bug 
reports over the last year or two and I've not been good about dealing 
with them. Hopefully this will help me keep on top of them better.

Many thanks,
Dave

Jamie Morgenstern wrote:
> Also, the url is
> 
> http://planet.plt-scheme.org/trac/newticket

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Dave Herman | 28 Aug 21:34

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

I've started using the Trac database, and it's great. A few requests:

1) Can you make it so the default package associated with a bug is 
empty? Otherwise poor abromfile/drocaml.plt is gonna get a lot of 
unwanted attention.

2) I thought the sorting of the package list was screwy, but now I can't 
find anything wrong with it. I may be on crack, I can't be sure. ;)

3) Trac supports some plugins that do language-specific syntax 
highlighting in the Wiki markup. It would be nice if you could install 
one of the plugins that recognizes Scheme (and as the maintainer of 
dherman/java.plt and dherman/javascript.plt, I'd add that Java and 
JavaScript would be nice too).

I know configuring Trac is obnoxious 'cause you end up having to hack 
into the Python, but it would be really nice.

Thanks!

Dave

Dave Herman wrote:
> Great! Thank you for setting this up. I've received a number of bug 
> reports over the last year or two and I've not been good about dealing 
> with them. Hopefully this will help me keep on top of them better.
> 
> Many thanks,
> Dave
>
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Robby Findler | 28 Aug 22:56

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 2:34 PM, Dave Herman <dherman@...> wrote:
> 1) Can you make it so the default package associated with a bug is empty?
> Otherwise poor abromfile/drocaml.plt is gonna get a lot of unwanted
> attention.

I didn't see a very good way to do this, so I've added a dummy
component that I'm responsible for, and made that the default.

(I also fixed planet's interface to trac so that the right component
is selected by default when you come from a planet package page.)

There doesn't seem to be a good way to deal with version numbers,
either, so I'll probably just get rid of that field or try to make it
just an editable text field at some point.

> 3) Trac supports some plugins that do language-specific syntax highlighting
> in the Wiki markup. It would be nice if you could install one of the plugins
> that recognizes Scheme (and as the maintainer of dherman/java.plt and
> dherman/javascript.plt, I'd add that Java and JavaScript would be nice too).

How are you looking at source code in trac?

Thanks,
Robby
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Dave Herman | 28 Aug 23:04

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

> I didn't see a very good way to do this, so I've added a dummy
> component that I'm responsible for, and made that the default.

Thanks!

> How are you looking at source code in trac?

In the text of bug reports, I often write snippets of code. With Trac 
you can write preformatted text by writing:

{{{
(define foo 42)
}}}

But with the right plugins, you can also write:

{{{
#!scheme
(define foo 42)
}}}

and it formats the text nicely.

Thanks,
Dave

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Marek Kubica | 31 Aug 14:18

Re: PLaneT bug tracking

On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:04:54 -0400
Dave Herman <dherman@...> wrote:

> But with the right plugins, you can also write:
> 
> {{{
> #!scheme
> (define foo 42)
> }}}
> 
> and it formats the text nicely.

Trac 0.11 supports highlighting via Pygments (the Python syntax
coloring library) natively, no plugins neccessary.

regards,
Marek
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