Обсуждение: request for cleaning before things move too fast...

Hi friends,

It seems I have not been able to give much time to the project although
I tried to convince myself I have free time.... I definitely don't have
free time and this until 30 May.

As far as I see, things are moving a lot (MacOSX port, cvs updates and
whatever I missed during these last months...).

Here are two requests for cleaning (not really important ones):
1) BUGS.txt although named .txt is an HTML file (yes, html is text
but...) and Peter Eisentraut suggested (AFAIR it was when I released my
latest pgadmin3 1.2.0 package for Debian) that I try to get this
corrected until the next release. So, could we rename this file to
BUGS.html or convert it to full text ?

2) would it be possible to exclude pkg/debian directory from being
included in next stable release ? The files in it are totally out of
sync and I generally never get time to sync them before release.

That's all for the moment and sorry to be back with such small things...
 I promise I will be back with more interesting things next time ;)

Please, also note that there is a new bug opened concerning an issue
with fonts and pgAdmin III at debian.org. I was not able to track it
down until now. If someone wants to take a look at it, that may help.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=303770

Regards,
Raphaël

> -----Original Message-----
> From: pgadmin-hackers-owner@postgresql.org
> [mailto:pgadmin-hackers-owner@postgresql.org] On Behalf Of
> Raphaël Enrici
> Sent: 26 April 2005 22:09
> To: PgAdmin Hackers
> Subject: [pgadmin-hackers] request for cleaning before things
> move too fast...
>
> Hi friends,
>
> It seems I have not been able to give much time to the
> project although
> I tried to convince myself I have free time.... I definitely
> don't have
> free time and this until 30 May.

:-(

> As far as I see, things are moving a lot (MacOSX port, cvs updates and
> whatever I missed during these last months...).

:-)

> Here are two requests for cleaning (not really important ones):
> 1) BUGS.txt although named .txt is an HTML file (yes, html is text
> but...) and Peter Eisentraut suggested (AFAIR it was when I
> released my
> latest pgadmin3 1.2.0 package for Debian) that I try to get this
> corrected until the next release. So, could we rename this file to
> BUGS.html or convert it to full text ?

Hmm, it's not really proper HTML either. It's done that way so it's easy to include in pages on the website. I'll look
intothe best way to resolve that - hopefully tomorrow as I'm building a server and will have time during copies/RAID
buildsetc. 

> 2) would it be possible to exclude pkg/debian directory from being
> included in next stable release ? The files in it are totally out of
> sync and I generally never get time to sync them before release.

Argh! I just finished incorporating them into the revamped build system. Seriously though, I'd rather leave them there
incase the worst happens and you get hit by a bus or something. Can you send up to date copies and we'll just sync them
upperiodically from now on? 

> That's all for the moment and sorry to be back with such
> small things...
>  I promise I will be back with more interesting things next time ;)

Looking forward to it :-)

Regards,Dave.

Dave Page wrote:
>
>
>>Here are two requests for cleaning (not really important ones):
>>1) BUGS.txt although named .txt is an HTML file (yes, html is text
>>but...) and Peter Eisentraut suggested (AFAIR it was when I
>>released my
>>latest pgadmin3 1.2.0 package for Debian) that I try to get this
>>corrected until the next release. So, could we rename this file to
>>BUGS.html or convert it to full text ?
>
>
> Hmm, it's not really proper HTML either. It's done that way so it's easy to include in pages on the website. I'll
lookinto the best way to resolve that - hopefully tomorrow as I'm building a server and will have time during
copies/RAIDbuilds etc. 

ok, I let you do the right thing :)


>>2) would it be possible to exclude pkg/debian directory from being
>>included in next stable release ? The files in it are totally out of
>>sync and I generally never get time to sync them before release.
>
>
> Argh! I just finished incorporating them into the revamped build system.

eheh... I saw this and that's why I emailed ;) Just to give you some fear!

> Seriously though, I'd rather leave them there in case the worst happens and you get hit by a bus or something. Can
yousend up to date copies and we'll just sync them up periodically from now on? 

uh! A bus! Arggggh! You got me :)
Attached is the current debian directory. It's representative of what
was done for pgadmin3-1.2.0-2 official Debian package... Note that, even
if I "meet" a bus, I bet the files are mirrored all around the world in
the Debian archive mirrors. All you risk to loose is me in this story :)


>>That's all for the moment and sorry to be back with such
>>small things...
>> I promise I will be back with more interesting things next time ;)
>
> Looking forward to it :-)

yes, me too... I really would like to come back to all that stuff!

Regards,
Raphaël
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Raphaël Enrici [mailto:blacknoz@club-internet.fr]
> Sent: 27 April 2005 20:50
> To: Dave Page
> Cc: PgAdmin Hackers
> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] request for cleaning before
> things move too fast...
>
> uh! A bus! Arggggh! You got me :)
> Attached is the current debian directory. It's representative of what
> was done for pgadmin3-1.2.0-2 official Debian package...

Thanks - I'll apply them later (I'm currently battling with Subversion, SWIG and Python :-( )

> Note
> that, even
> if I "meet" a bus, I bet the files are mirrored all around
> the world in
> the Debian archive mirrors. All you risk to loose is me in
> this story :)

Hmm, I think I'd rather lose the files if there's a choice between you and them. Replacement Raph's are not easy to
comeby this side of the tunnel... 

:-)

Regards, Dave.