>
> I'm sorry you feel this way. No-one was very happy switching to git, but we
> did not have much of a choice -- svn.wikimedia.org would go down, no matter
> what. Of all the alternatives, switching to git/gerrit was the most
> reasonable one. Overall, I'm unhappy with the migration, as this was
> frustrating for developers and users alike, but I am also happy with some
> things - we have seen an influx of new developers, especially during the
> Google Code-In, and we now have a very nice integration between the bug
> tracker. I'm also really happy with the pre-commit code review, which (I
> think) improves pywikibot overall.
>
> Merlijn
>
I aggree with Merlin. I was very unhappy with git, was frustrated, angry and hated that damned shit git and finally was going to give up developing furthermore. Then I found some ways to use git/gerrit system on my windows (which is a mix of tortoisegit and git bash) and it is ok for me now. And I do not want to miss these advantages of new developers, a better code review before committing it and at least it is much more easy to merge submitted patches compared with the old patch tracker system.
Greetings
xqt
I use SVN for my bots too and git for development only. I found SVN easier to use for me (with tortoiseSVN on windows OS) and to update externals and to merge local files.
xqt
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Von: Jan Dudík <jan.dudik(a)gmail.com>
An: Pywikipedia discussion list <pywikipedia-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org>
Datum: 11.01.2014 23:23
Betreff: Re: [Pywikipedia-l] Unknown command git
> I am glad I'n not the only one who have problem with damned git.
> Now I use SVM again, and the only problem is when I update after many
> versions, that there are conflicts between local and global files.
>
> JAnD
Good evening, everyone!
I am working on a proxy block bot for ru.wikipedia at the moment but I
don't want to invent bicycle twice :)
As I remember there is no script in framework that can be used as a
sufficient base for mass blocking users/IPs and checking whether they are
already blocked.
Maybe someone has similar workings and is ready to share them? Otherwise I
will switch to my own work on it...
Hi,
Bugzilla sends e-mails with "new" in subject when a bugreport is created,
and the later mails without it.
That means, threads are dissolved in my mailbox, and it is hard to keep
them together.
Can we somehow make Bugzilla to keep threads integrated?
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Bináris
Hi,
scripts in PWB are under MIT license. I have never read it, I am not so
deeply interested. :-)
Now, if I first publish a new script in Wikipedia, it gets under
CC-whatnot-something-somenumber.
May that cause a problem if I (or someone) later want to insert it into the
framework?
(My own scripts often have additionally a (C)(D)(E)(F)(G)(A)(H)(C) license
developed by me which means nothing special but sounds well.)
--
Bináris
Hello all,
I think it would be cool if PWB has a submission in Wikimania 2014 (not
like previous years that PWB had a workshop, if we can have both it would
very cool).
So I want to submit for a submission but at first I want to know everyone
is okay with that and anybody willing to help or participate :)
more information: https://wikimania2014.wikimedia.org/wiki/Submissions
Best
--
Amir
Hello all,
Because of their contributions to the project, we have offered +2 voting
access to Mpaa and Pyfisch.
Mpaa and Pyfisch, welcome to the team, and we hope you stay for a long
time! :-)
Merlijn