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00:04 | eythian | All the strong passwordness in the world isn't going to do much if you have poor security everywhere else. |
00:15 | pianohacker | dcook: around? |
00:18 | dcook | pianohacker: Ish |
00:18 | What's up? | |
00:18 | pianohacker | dcook: Fair enough :) Updated bug 10486, thought you should know |
00:18 | huginn | 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]_bug.cgi?id=10486 new feature, P5 - low, ---, jweaver, Needs Signoff , Allow external Z39.50 targets to be searched from the OPAC |
00:19 | mtompset | Greetings, the person asking to be removed claims her email was hacked, and she doesn't know the password. |
00:20 | rangi | should could send an unsubscribe message to the koha-request address, but ill just unusb her before she yells again |
00:21 | gone | |
00:21 | wizzyrea | jeez |
00:22 | dcook | pianohacker: Sweet. Thanks for the head's up, pianohacker :). |
00:22 | pianohacker | absolutely |
00:22 | rangi | and if thats the case, she really should be cancelling a bunch of things .. i do find it unlikely someone would hack you and sign you up to a koha list .. but hey, stranger things happen |
00:22 | eythian | in fact, you don't need a password to unsub. |
00:22 | it sends you a link to click. | |
00:22 | rangi | thats what i thought |
00:22 | eythian | so that's probably a lie. |
00:22 | jcamins | rangi: really? |
00:22 | Such as? | |
00:23 | rangi | sign you up to autocat |
00:23 | jcamins | lol |
00:23 | rangi | :) |
00:23 | jcamins | Touché. |
00:23 | dcook | pianohacker: I have a bit of a back log that I'm trying to get through, but definitely keen to try it out |
00:23 | wizzyrea | though we did have a suspicion that someone is subscribing people without their consent. :P |
00:24 | rangi | yeah but they do need to reply, or click on the link in he email |
00:24 | so yuo would have to control their email to do that | |
00:24 | and if so, being on a mailing list is the least of your problems | |
00:24 | wizzyrea | yea, it's far fetched. |
00:24 | pianohacker | dcook: I understand, just trying to beat my record for bug 10320 |
00:25 | huginn | 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]_bug.cgi?id=10320 enhancement, P4, ---, jweaver, Pushed to Master , Show results from library's OverDrive collection in OPAC search |
00:25 | pianohacker | I think I can get 10 signoffs on this one before it gets pushed |
00:25 | gogogo | |
00:25 | wizzyrea | hehe |
00:26 | dcook | hehe |
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01:44 | mtompset | okay, I have a git question. |
01:44 | I've been doing all this testing and patching to koha, and I'd like to push my branch to a remote repository. How? | |
01:45 | eythian | git push <reponame> <branchname> |
01:45 | mtompset | where reponame is a URL? |
01:46 | eythian | no, where reponame is the name of the repo. This is managed using git remote |
01:46 | mtompset | So, how do I tell git about this remote repo? |
01:46 | eythian | git remote add [-t <branch>] [-m <master>] [-f] [--tags|--no-tags] [--mirror=<fetch|push>] <name> <url> |
01:47 | the important parts being the last two | |
01:53 | dcook | git remote -v will print out the list of your remotes |
01:53 | Well git remote will too | |
01:53 | the -v adds the url | |
02:15 | mtompset | Well, I'm hoping this combination of git remote and git push I did works. It does look like it is. :) |
02:15 | Just so slow to upload. ARG. :( | |
02:20 | eythian | is it a new repo? |
02:20 | because if you're uploading koha to it, it will take a while | |
02:20 | dcook | ^^ |
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02:22 | eythian | hi papa |
02:37 | mtompset | It is a new repo. |
02:37 | Greetings, papa. | |
02:37 | eythian | then you are uploading a few hundred MB or so. |
02:38 | mtompset | Is there a way to do a link text for 952$u, not just 856$u? |
02:38 | Yes, yes I am. Slow uploads. *sigh* | |
02:39 | is there a way to list branches on a remote repo? | |
02:39 | dcook | mtompset: Not by default, me thinks, but we've used other fields for that sort of thing before (with a local mod) |
02:39 | * dcook | is referring to the link text btw |
02:40 | mtompset | That's what I was thinking (re: link text) |
02:42 | eythian | mtompset: I'm not sure that's a meaningful question. What are you trying to do? |
02:42 | mtompset | 856$u has a 856$y to provide pretty link text. |
02:43 | Is there a similar 952 subfield which displays text instead of the super-long URL? | |
02:43 | eythian | no, your git question |
02:43 | mtompset | oh, git question, sorry. |
02:43 | eythian | (also, in answer to your 952$u question, I think the answer is currently "no.") |
02:43 | mtompset | How do I know what branches a remote repo has? |
02:44 | eythian | well, you have them all yourself. |
02:44 | so git branch -a | |
02:45 | they should have the repo name in them | |
02:47 | mtompset | ah... -a, okay. That's what I was looking for. :) |
02:48 | I'm no longer a git push virgin. :) | |
02:48 | And from the looks of it, it worked as expected. :) | |
02:49 | can you "git branch -D remote/.../branchname"? | |
02:53 | eythian | Probably, but I doubt that it'd do what you'd expect |
02:53 | mtompset | Hmmm... |
02:53 | eythian | you're looking at a clone of the remote. |
02:53 | so everything is actually local | |
02:53 | mtompset | okay, something not working as I expected. |
02:53 | dcook | Ho ho, I think I found a genuine bug |
02:53 | mtompset | as compared to a fake one? :P |
02:54 | I have my nice kohaclone directory. | |
02:54 | I did the git remote. | |
02:54 | dcook | Sometimes, something seems like a bug when it's not :p |
02:54 | mtompset | I did the git push. |
02:54 | I figured, "Hey, let's try to clone the sucker," so I went to a different non-git directory and did a git clone command. | |
02:55 | And it looked like it was working until I got this message. | |
02:55 | warning: remote HEAD refers to a nonexistent ref, unable to checkout. | |
02:55 | wizzyrea | mmm not a bug. |
02:56 | probably means your push didn't work as you expected. | |
02:56 | dcook | What did your git push command look like, mtompset? |
02:56 | I think it needs to be something like... git push branch:remote | |
02:56 | Or vice versa... | |
02:56 | * dcook | hasn't pushed in a while |
02:57 | eythian | git push origin master |
02:57 | for example | |
02:57 | mtompset | AH! I think I know why... |
02:57 | the git config says origin, but I used twkoha. | |
02:57 | eythian | what does git remote -v say |
02:57 | that's a goot canonical source | |
02:57 | *good | |
02:58 | mtompset | my attempted clone origin, my kohaclone git says twkoha |
02:59 | The mismatch is the problem. :) | |
02:59 | That's my guess. | |
02:59 | eythian | they can have different names |
02:59 | the name is just what your repo is calling that remote | |
03:00 | mtompset | oh... |
03:00 | Perhaps my URL was bad. | |
03:06 | I'll try bugging my colleague for some help, since he has been dealing with our git server. Thanks for the assistance thus far. | |
03:08 | dcook | Hmm, anonymous purchase suggestions don't appear in the staff client, because they have an undefined branchcode... |
03:09 | They really should just use the AnonymousPatron's homelibrary.. | |
03:09 | Maybe | |
03:09 | Anonymous suggestions from logged in people work, but not non-logged in folk.. | |
03:10 | eythian | or it should show things with an undefined branchcode |
03:11 | dcook | That's my other thought |
03:11 | I wonder how much the branchcode makes sense overall anyway.. | |
03:11 | It says where the patron is from but not which library branch they want to buy it | |
03:12 | Although some systems do central purchasing so that wouldn't matter (except in terms of a pick up branch which is another syspref all together) | |
03:12 | eythian | some do, some done. |
03:12 | don't | |
03:12 | dcook | Indeed |
03:12 | Classic Koha :p | |
03:13 | eythian | well, more that different libraries work in different ways. |
03:13 | dcook | Yes. What I mean is that we need to be many things to many people. |
03:14 | Oooo | |
03:14 | the branchcode is also used for their desired pickup location | |
03:14 | wahanui | okay, dcook. |
03:14 | dcook | Bah |
03:14 | wahanui: forget the branchcode | |
03:14 | wahanui | dcook: I forgot branchcode |
03:15 | dcook | But that one isn't showing up in the UI either.. |
03:16 | Must be locked down by branchcode...even for superlibrarians | |
03:16 | Yep.. | |
03:16 | eythian | there's also a default filter that is quite broken I think |
03:16 | dcook | me thinks that might be it |
03:18 | wizzyrea | yes, the purchase suggestion filtering is quite broken. especially in 3.8-3.10 |
03:18 | possibly even into 3.12 - but I think there was a patch for that sometime in 3.10 | |
03:18 | dcook | Any open bug reports on that one? I didn't see any when I went looking |
03:18 | 3.14 as well it seems | |
03:19 | * dcook | is looking at master atm |
03:19 | wizzyrea | yea, there was one, it had a strange name |
03:20 | bug 10072 | |
03:20 | huginn | 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]_bug.cgi?id=10072 critical, P5 - low, ---, kyle.m.hall, Pushed to Stable , "my suggestions" always says "There are no pending purchase suggestions." |
03:21 | wizzyrea | bug 8147 |
03:21 | huginn | 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]w_bug.cgi?id=8147 normal, P5 - low, ---, henridamien, NEW , suggestions management forgets branch info |
03:21 | wizzyrea | bug 10449 |
03:22 | huginn | 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]_bug.cgi?id=10449 minor, P5 - low, ---, fridolyn.somers, Failed QA , Suggestions pending approval should count only suggestions of current branch |
03:22 | wizzyrea | bug 10519 |
03:22 | dcook | Ah, wait a tic... |
03:22 | huginn | 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]_bug.cgi?id=10519 normal, P5 - low, ---, katrin.fischer, Failed QA , Suggestions: 'Organize by' and correct display of tab descriptions broken |
03:22 | dcook | It could be that I'm just a dumbass |
03:23 | wizzyrea | mmm I doubt it |
03:23 | there is weird stuff going on in the suggestions interface, as you can see. | |
03:23 | dcook | Acquisition information has a default library filter for that staff member |
03:23 | You can change it to any and then you see them all | |
03:23 | But yeah, that second one would be interesting to see | |
03:25 | Hmm, I see that second one now. That IS irritating.. | |
03:27 | It would almost be better to get rid of the "Acquisition Information" bit and use DataTables more extensively | |
03:27 | Like in "Holds to Pull" | |
03:30 | Hmm | |
03:30 | wizzyrea++ | |
03:30 | Awesome bugzilla searching skillz | |
03:30 | wizzyrea | pft |
03:30 | I had looked at that before ;) | |
03:31 | (suggestions being wonky) | |
03:32 | dcook | Too modest :p |
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04:28 | mtompset | okay, continuing with the git questions... |
04:29 | git branch -a on the default koha repository shows remotes/origin/HEAD -> ... | |
04:29 | but on what I just attempted with my push, there is no such thing when I clone it. | |
04:29 | eythian | I don't think it's a requirement that there is a HEAD |
04:30 | but this is beyond what I've really dealt with, so I'm no expert. | |
04:30 | mtompset | but when I created a dummy project and did all the pushing, there was. |
04:30 | eythian | tried the push again in case something odd happened the first time? |
04:32 | jcamins | mtompset: what is the problem you're trying to solve? |
04:32 | mtompset | I'm not sure. |
04:32 | I'm still a git novice. | |
04:53 | dcook | mtompset: Iirc, you can't push to a branch if it is currently checked out |
04:53 | mtompset | to or from? |
04:53 | dcook | To |
04:53 | If you're using git on machine X with branch X | |
04:53 | You can't push to machine Y if branch X is checked out | |
04:54 | You would have to have machine Y on branch Y | |
04:54 | eythian | that is familiar, but I'd expect it to warn you in that case. |
04:54 | dcook | Indeed, it should show a warning |
04:54 | * dcook | wonders how Bywater manages its prod systems in that respect.. |
04:56 | eythian | they probably don't push to them, but pull onto them. |
04:56 | mtompset | okay: remote has b1, local has b1, and b2. How do I push local b2 to remote b1? |
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04:57 | dcook | eythian: Ah, right. Good one. |
04:57 | mtompset: Good question. I don't know if you can? | |
04:57 | Might be a special refspec.. | |
04:58 | I think the branch names have to match | |
04:58 | Oh wait.. | |
04:58 | git push remote b2:b1? | |
04:59 | eythian | no |
04:59 | oh | |
04:59 | yeah, I never do that | |
04:59 | dcook | me either |
05:00 | eythian | I always make sure the names match, everything's merged, and them push. |
05:00 | mtompset | Okay, so how does your work flow go? |
05:00 | remote b1 ... branch it to local b1. | |
05:00 | make changes, push it back up? | |
05:00 | eythian | so I keep a local branch b1 that is up to date with origin/b1. |
05:01 | I might fork that to b1_bugfix, but when I'm finished with b1_bugfix, I merge it into b1 and push that to origin/b1 | |
05:01 | dcook | git push origin HEAD:master |
05:01 | Push the current branch to the remote ref matching master in the origin repository. | |
05:01 | eythian | I think that in general that's a bad thing to do |
05:02 | dcook | I do the same thing as eythian, and it works pretty well |
05:02 | eythian | same reason that rebasing should be treated with caution. |
05:02 | it's breaking the history of master | |
05:02 | * dcook | 's interest is piqued |
05:03 | eythian | in fact, it'll probably require a force-push, not a regular one. |
05:03 | Well, just that remote branches should form a chain. If you move the off to some other refspec, they no longer do. | |
05:03 | dcook | Why would rebasing be bad? |
05:04 | eythian | if I have a branch checked out, and you rebase it, then our branches are totally different. |
05:04 | but they have the same name | |
05:04 | so if I try to merge or something with your updates, everything will go all messy | |
05:05 | dcook | Hmm, I know that they would have a different sha1 hash, but shouldn't the history be the same? |
05:05 | Since your work is replayed overtop of what you fetched? | |
05:09 | Perhaps I should get one of those git guis to visualize it better someday | |
05:09 | eythian | the hash is how everything is referenced |
05:09 | so the patches would be the same, but the parent of my work is no longer in the branch | |
05:11 | dcook | Wouldn't you have a new parent for your work after the rebase? |
05:11 | Admittedly, I'm not following, but that's all right. | |
05:11 | eythian | no, because you did the rebase, I didn't. |
05:11 | So you can't rebase my work. | |
05:12 | so git can't know that the new top of the branch is almost-but-not-quite the same as mine, as the sha is different. | |
05:12 | so it will become unhappy | |
05:13 | dcook | O_o |
05:13 | unhappy in what way? | |
05:13 | eythian | Not sure. Probably a lot of conflicts. |
05:14 | dcook | Conflicts when? |
05:14 | eythian | it'll also depend on what you change by doing the rebasing. |
05:14 | dcook | Mmm, I think I might understand what you're saying now |
05:14 | eythian | if I tried to merge your work into my branch |
05:14 | dcook | It would be nasty |
05:14 | If we touched anywhere near the same code | |
05:15 | Wouldn't it depend on how often we/I was rebasing? | |
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05:15 | eythian | even then, it'd try to merge patch 12345 on a branch that already has patch abcde, but they're the same thing. So it can't find the bit it's supposed to change. |
05:15 | No | |
05:15 | I think | |
05:15 | It's something I've always avoided | |
05:15 | dcook | What do you do? |
05:16 | git pull vs. git fetch + git rebase? | |
05:16 | eythian | Depends, if you have one or two patches, reset the new branch head and cherry-pick |
05:16 | *reset to the new... | |
05:17 | if you have more, I'd make a rebase that would take the patches off the old head and put them on top of the new one (but not rewriting history.) | |
05:17 | dcook | In which case you'll possibly have a lot of conflicts |
05:18 | But it might be easier to resolve those conflicts than cherry-pick lots of patches | |
05:19 | Doesn't rebasing only rewrite history if you do it interactively? | |
05:19 | Actually, now that I think about it, I'm not sure how you'd take a bunch of patches off the old head and put it on top of the new one... | |
05:20 | Except by cherry-picking a range of commits, which I think is usually frowned upon.. | |
05:21 | Oh wait... | |
05:21 | rebase --onto... | |
05:22 | Hmm, I think I'm more confused in the end, but I'll stop antagonizing you, eythian :p | |
05:24 | eythian | yeah, you can rebase onto. And how many conflict you get depends on how far back history gets rewritten. |
05:25 | dcook | Yeah, that's what I was seeing just now :/ |
05:25 | So how would you not rewrite history? | |
05:25 | eythian | use merge instead of rebase, generally. |
05:26 | dcook | Mmm, I thought that might be the case |
05:27 | Following the wiki instructions, I've always done a fetch + rebase for my patches | |
05:27 | As far as I can tell, they've always gone on top and not rewritten history though | |
05:27 | Mind you, I suppose we wouldn't notice because we post to bugzilla rather than pushing directly | |
05:28 | eythian | yeah, that's quite OK |
05:28 | in fact, for that case, it's recommended as it keeps your patches at the top | |
05:29 | it's only an issue if you're sharing branches with other people, rather than patches. | |
05:29 | dcook | Interesting side note: in 3.8.0, if you have a first overdue notice trigger without a delay, none of your second or third notices get processed... |
05:29 | eythian | that seems less than ideal. |
05:30 | dcook | Agreed. I might have to look into that... |
05:30 | eythian | you shouldn't be running 3.8.0 unless you've backported the security patches to it. |
05:30 | damn, I just realised I wrote my scripts in the wrong order. I wrote one to process the converted data before writing the one to convert the data. So now I have no converted data to test it on. | |
05:30 | dcook | I have backported the security patches, but...I don't think we should be running 3.8.0 anyway |
05:30 | Definitely behind the times.. | |
05:31 | Dinger. That sucks :( | |
05:31 | eythian | yeah. even upgrading within the 3.8 series would be preferable. |
05:31 | it's not the end of the world, but I wanted to test my script :) | |
05:31 | dcook | Agreed. |
05:31 | hehe | |
05:31 | I know the feeling | |
05:31 | Yeah, 3.8.5 seems pretty nice actually | |
05:31 | Too many customizations for that though, I think | |
05:32 | Death by a couple hundred Koha localizations | |
05:32 | eythian | oh well, I might brave the rain now and do the first half tomorrow. |
05:32 | that could be a problem. | |
05:32 | dcook | Beer o'clock? |
05:32 | wahanui | i guess Beer o'clock is a vital part of the Koha development process. |
05:32 | eythian | it's only thursday :) |
05:33 | (so that's a maybe ;) | |
05:33 | dcook | hehe |
05:33 | Hope the rain isn't too bad in any case | |
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05:35 | eythian | @wunder nzwn |
05:35 | huginn | eythian: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 14.0°C (6:00 PM NZDT on November 28, 2013). Conditions: Light Rain. Humidity: 94%. Dew Point: 13.0°C. Pressure: 29.44 in 997 hPa (Steady). |
05:35 | eythian | it says light rain, but there's a fair bit forecast for the next couple of hours |
05:36 | dcook | Hmm. Hurry home? |
05:36 | I always seem to get caught in the worst rain here | |
05:36 | As soon as I'm home and drenched, it clears | |
05:36 | @wunder sydney, australia | |
05:36 | huginn | dcook: The current temperature in Sydney, New South Wales is 27.0°C (4:00 PM EST on November 28, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 45%. Dew Point: 14.0°C. Pressure: 29.62 in 1003 hPa (Steady). |
05:36 | eythian | heh |
05:36 | dcook | Hmm, I'm not sure how reliable that is |
05:36 | * dcook | looks at the slightly overcast sky |
05:36 | eythian | oh well, lets see what happens. I don't expect I'll drown :) |
05:36 | dcook | If you do, it's been nice knowing you |
05:37 | But hopefully I'll see you back around | |
05:37 | You have another script to write :p | |
05:38 | eythian | it's true :) |
05:38 | later | |
05:38 | dcook | ta |
05:40 | Aha! delay1 totally makes the sql select fail if it's null | |
05:41 | I guess why would you have 2nd and 3rd level triggers if you don't have the 1st set? | |
05:47 | cait | dcook: yep |
05:47 | but it could fail nicer | |
05:47 | and tell you | |
05:47 | dcook | Mmm, agreed |
05:48 | * dcook | will write up a quick report |
05:51 | dcook | bug 11318 |
05:51 | huginn | 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]_bug.cgi?id=11318 minor, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, NEW , Overdues won't send if first trigger lacks a delay value |
05:51 | dcook | For the record if nothing else |
05:54 | cait | :) |
05:56 | mtompset | Have a great day. I need to get sleep. |
05:56 | Bye, #koha. | |
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06:00 | dcook | Time to go get the cat from the dentist! |
06:00 | Ciao | |
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07:43 | reiveune | hello |
07:49 | cait | hi reiveune |
07:49 | bbl | |
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07:56 | alex_a | bonjour |
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08:06 | gaetan_B | hello |
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09:28 | marcelr | hi #koha |
09:33 | cait | hi mar |
09:33 | hi marcelr | |
09:33 | marcelr | hi cait |
09:33 | did you give up on kf? | |
09:35 | ashimema | morning #koha |
09:37 | cait | marcelr: someone else is using it - it was too short to register :( |
09:37 | kf | ah |
09:37 | maybe somene gave up on using it :) | |
09:37 | marcelr | hey kf |
09:37 | well, register it now ! | |
09:37 | oh that is too short | |
09:37 | kf | marcelr: it gave me an error in the past about the nick being too short, but i will try |
09:38 | marcelr | too bad |
09:38 | i registered marcelr | |
09:38 | kf | "The nick you are trying to register is invalid, please choose another nick to..." |
09:39 | marcelr | not nice |
09:40 | kf | nope |
09:40 | discriminating short nicks | |
09:40 | kfischer is already registered and not by me it seems | |
09:40 | katrinf looks not right somehow | |
09:42 | cait | t |
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10:26 | ashimema | cait is friendly.. we like cait.. |
10:26 | dunno about that kf person.. seems scarier to me ;) | |
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12:17 | cait | ashimema: :P |
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12:35 | ashimema | :) |
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13:37 | francharb | Good morning #Koha |
13:57 | cait | hi francharb :) |
13:57 | francharb | hi cait |
13:57 | ;) | |
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14:51 | mtompset | Greetings, #koha. |
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16:09 | ashimema | Are the OPACMainUserBlockMobile and other Mobile specific sysprefs used at all whne using the bootstrap theme? |
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16:42 | reiveune | bye |
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17:14 | gmcharlt | @quote random |
17:14 | huginn | gmcharlt: Quote #43: "< Ropuch> Uh - beware of tea: it can burn your throat" (added by chris at 08:35 AM, October 30, 2009) |
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17:24 | gaetan_B | bye |
18:17 | rangi | @quote random |
18:17 | huginn | rangi: Quote #166: "jcamins: this is IRC. There's a several decade long tradition of lurking." (added by wizzyrea at 03:06 PM, November 17, 2011) |
18:17 | wahanui | i already had it that way, huginn. |
18:19 | rangi | @quote random |
18:19 | huginn | rangi: Quote #195: "jcamins: libsysguy's test plans all involve sandwich-eating. I think he only programs when hungry." (added by wizzyrea at 06:12 PM, March 30, 2012) |
18:19 | rangi | its a valid development method |
18:19 | wajasu | cookie eating as well |
18:19 | rangi | joubu++ #good testing of the forgot password bug |
18:19 | wajasu: it's true | |
18:19 | wahanui | I read it on the internet! |
18:19 | rangi | heh |
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18:23 | wajasu | when attempting to change xslt template for staff that show wrapped text with pip chars between, I wonder if I should supply an m880 template implementation that take a "list" param so it one can choose to emit an html list. |
18:25 | with that last release are we technically plack enabled? or is that still work in progress? | |
18:28 | rangi | the opac is plack safe |
18:28 | the intranet still has a few little gotchas | |
18:29 | basically we just need some people running the staff side under plack and testing most everything :) | |
18:29 | before i would feel good about saying "you should run under plack" | |
18:30 | however the public side is fine under plack, thats in production in a few places | |
18:31 | wajasu: that might be quite a nice feature, the html list one | |
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21:22 | eythian | hi |
21:39 | wizzyrea | sup |
21:51 | trea | o/ |
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22:17 | francharb | see ya |
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