Re: Email to open new task

On Sun, 1 May 2005 01:26 am, Keith gave the following orders:
> Is there a email --> new task interface feature in flyspray, either
> current or planned?

No, but there is an XML-RPC <-> Flyspray interface feature slowly being worked 
on.

> If not, any comments/ideas on the best way to go 
> about adding such a feature would be great. Depending on whats
> involved and if I get time, I'll give it a shot.

Any email -> new task system should go through XML-RPC: 

Email -> your proposed email interface -> XML-RPC -> new task.

Note that the XML-RPC "new task" function hasn't been written yet, but I have 
been meaning to get to it sometime soon(ish).  I may just get to it sooner if 
someone else was working on a feature that depended upon it... 

Another thing that stands in the way of your proposal is that there is 
currently no place in Flyspray to add anonymous users to a task's 
notification list.   This also raises the point - if an anonymous user adds 
their email address to a task's notif list, how do they then get it removed 
if they don't want any more notifications?

I'm not a big fan of any mail -> bugtracker interfaces that I've seen so far.  
Personally, I think that it's cluttered and ugly to see a full email 
(including headers) on a task details page; it makes it hard to figure out 
the pertinant information.  Of course, there is no reason why you couldn't 
filter out information (eg unnecessary headers) for your proposed email -> 

Re: FancyURL's and Project Icons?

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 01:43 am, Hal Rottenberg gave the following orders:
> I agree with this.  I've installed several apps which support mod_rewrite
> as an option, disabled by default.  Unclassifed Newsboard and Wordpress are
> two examples.

...and soon you might be able to add Flyspray to that list.  I've been messing 
around with address rewriting today, and I managed to get a response from 
http://flyspray.rocks.cc/bts/task/3 (have a go, it works)!  As a side effect, 
I've been learning some cool stuff about regular expressions, which I 
formerlly hated with a vengance.

Of course, I've created a new option in the Admin Toolbox under the "Look and 
Feel" section (off by default).  None of this has been committed to svn, 
since I haven't got it working everywhere yet.  I'm having fun with it, so 
perhaps it might be finished in the next couple of days.

Re

Tony

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Re: Email to open new task

Thanks for the info Tony. I have added myself to the XML-RPC watch
list so I know when the new task operation is complete.  Will look
into using XML-RPC over email system. If email is still the best
option due to firewalls etc, I would certainly filter the email... 
since it's also going to be formatted by the crash report system and
not the user, I can place filter headers to correspond with the task
options (operating system, version reported, project etc). I would
also need to set attachments on the new task.

> This also raises the point - if an anonymous user adds
> their email address to a task's notif list, how do they then get it removed
> if they don't want any more notifications?

One simple solution: If the user signs up to flyspray with the same
email address as was used previously and anonymously on the
notification list, then they would gain normal control over those
notifications, to remove them etc.   If they are taking the trouble to
submit crash reports, then there is a high chance they will want to
hear when their problem is fixed, anyway.

Keith.

Re: 0.9.7 on debian

> >
> > done, you can get it on the same address as last time
>
> Functionally it looks good, the command could use a space between the
> && and the php in the output, but that's just formatting, it still
> works as output.  I've sponsored the upload.

ahem, a nasty bug was found wrt manual upgrades, and I fixed it in a -3 
revision.

that'd be nice if you could sponsor an upload again, since I still don't 
have my account :'(

the only changes are in the postinst script.

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Bugfix patch

Hola Tony and the list,

long time no 'see' :)  I will have (more) time to work on FlySpray
to following month or two.  To start, a small patch fixing bugs in
the current revision.

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My Flyspray work is sponsored by Paragin - http://paragin.nl

Index: includes/backend.inc.php
===================================================================
--- includes/backend.inc.php	(revision 286)
+++ includes/backend.inc.php	(working copy)
 <at>  <at>  -99,7 +99,7  <at>  <at> 
          $task_details =  <at> $fs->getTaskDetails($task_id);

          // Get the user's permissions for the project this task belongs to
-         $perms = $fs->checkPermissions($user_id, $task_details['attached_to_project']);
+         $perms = $fs->getPermissions($user_id, $task_details['attached_to_project']);

          // Check permissions first
          if ($task_details['project_is_active'] == '1'
 <at>  <at>  -142,4 +142,4  <at>  <at> 

 // End of backend class
 }

Re: Bugfix patch

On Mon, 2 May 2005 06:00 pm, Eelco Lempsink gave the following orders:
> Hola Tony and the list,
> long time no 'see' :) 

G'day mate!

> I will have (more) time to work on FlySpray 
> to following month or two.  To start, a small patch fixing bugs in
> the current revision.

Heh.  Not long after I committed the code for database-prefixes, I realised 
that I had missed quite a few things.  I was starting to think that no-one 
was testing my changes, but of course I can rely upon Eelco!

I had actually fixed all those bugs in my local copy already, but I was trying 
to get the address rewriting code working nicely before committing again.

One thing I will ask you to look at - I tried to delete a version from my 
project list today, and it didn't work.  Since you originally submitted the 
code, do you mind checking it out for me? (scripts/pm.php is a good place to 
start).

Be sure to pass my thanks on to your employer for letting you spend your time 
helping this project.

Regards

Tony

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[SVN-FLYSPRAY] rev 287 - in trunk

Author: knigits
Date: 2005-05-02 14:43:33 +0200 (Mon, 02 May 2005)
New Revision: 287
Log:

Implemented the first draft of FS#539 (address rewriting). Still some addresses
 left to bring into line.  Please test and find me the URLs I missed.  Patches
 welcome!
Fixed bits missing from FS#251 (db prefix) in last commit
Fixed a forgotten function name change to getPermissions()

There are database changes in this commit.
There is a dotfile (hidden in unix/linux) added in this commit.

Get the changeset with:
  svn diff -r 286:287 http://svn.exactcode.de/flyspray

Added:
  trunk/.htaccess
Modified:
  trunk/includes/backend.inc.php
    2 
  trunk/includes/functions.inc.php
   89 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---
  trunk/includes/functions.js
   17 ++-----
  trunk/includes/notify.inc.php
   26 ++++++-----
  trunk/index.php
   43 ++++++++++--------

RE: FancyURL's and Project Icons?

You might have a look at how Attachments work with the new URLs. I can't
get any to open.

David Harris
drharris@...

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Subject: Re: [Flyspray] FancyURL's and Project Icons?

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 01:43 am, Hal Rottenberg gave the following orders:
> I agree with this.  I've installed several apps which support
mod_rewrite
> as an option, disabled by default.  Unclassifed Newsboard and
Wordpress are
> two examples.

...and soon you might be able to add Flyspray to that list.  I've been
messing 
around with address rewriting today, and I managed to get a response
from 
http://flyspray.rocks.cc/bts/task/3 (have a go, it works)!  As a side
effect, 
I've been learning some cool stuff about regular expressions, which I 
formerlly hated with a vengance.

Closing tasks from Subversion

Hi All,

As long promised I've finally re-written my dodgy screen-scraper
Subversion<->Flyspray close hook to use XML-RPC instead. Much nicer now!

You can get the latest version (0.3) from
http://jon.oxer.com.au/flyspray

Only works with the latest dev version obviously, since the XML-RPC
server API isn't available in earlier versions.

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Reactivation of projects

Hi everybody,

I have the following problem (or maybe I am blind...)

If I deactivate a project in Flyspray 0.9.7 nobody is able to see this
project, not even me (administrator). So now I can't reactive it anywhere.

Did I miss a thing or is it a bug or a feature?

Greets
Christian