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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-08-22 23:11:25
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Hey, I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 * testing new features and latest patch * make the translation call Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, depending on how much time we will have to work on it. So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can speak/remember about it. cheers, /ioguix |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-08-26 23:52:06
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Hey guys On 23/08/2010 01:11, ioguix wrote: > Hey, > > I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way > much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't > officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. > > So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably > push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: > > * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) I fixed 4 bugs from the sourceforge bug tracker tonight. Outside of the bug-tracker itself, I have these bug list remaining: + FK support in auto-complete list when inserting doesn't support multi FK + catch pg_connect error (on user failure as instance) + create a common css file for themes plus the usual variable/database object cleanup forgotten on the way and that might break the page layout (I'm sure there's some more). > * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 please, report any incompatibilities > * testing new features and latest patch Commited the latest patch of Leonardo ! > * make the translation call I'll probably send it on Monday, hopefuly ! > > Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, > depending on how much time we will have to work on it. > > So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, > have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can > speak/remember about it. So that means next week now. Please, test test test and report ! > > cheers, > > /ioguix /ioguix |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-09-07 13:27:58
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On 27/08/2010 01:51, ioguix wrote: > Hey guys > > On 23/08/2010 01:11, ioguix wrote: >> Hey, >> >> I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way >> much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't >> officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. Well, I couldn't work as much as I would have like last week as I was sick and had no time to work on PPA on my free time :( So I took on my professional time yesterday to work on PPA though. As it seems I will keep working here and there on PPA during my working days (and I did in the past as well), I think we should add Dalibo in the CREDITS file as "Corporate Sponsors". Any objections ? >> So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably >> push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: >> >> * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) I fixed 2 more bugs from the bug tracker and 2 others that a found on my way. By the way, it is always painful and pretty annoying to work with the xloadtree javascript code. Moreover, it seems to me this code is not maintained anymore. As we included jQuery as standard js library for PPA 5.0, I think we should definitely drop xloadtree and start refactoring using one of the jQuery plugin available in PPA 5.1. > I fixed 4 bugs from the sourceforge bug tracker tonight. > Outside of the bug-tracker itself, I have these bug list remaining: > > + FK support in auto-complete list when inserting doesn't support > multi FK TODO > + catch pg_connect error (on user failure as instance) We will just re-introduce a @pg_connect for now. > + create a common css file for themes done > > plus the usual variable/database object cleanup forgotten on the way and > that might break the page layout (I'm sure there's some more). > >> * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 > > please, report any incompatibilities Still no report so far...Wait and see from beta user then ? > >> * testing new features and latest patch > > Commited the latest patch of Leonardo ! No feedback about this feature ? By the way Leonardo, I changed a bit the CSS style while fixing the CSS bug with your patch and the theming support. >> * make the translation call > > I'll probably send it on Monday, hopefuly ! I'll do it as soon as I can now. >> Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, >> depending on how much time we will have to work on it. >> >> So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, >> have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can >> speak/remember about it. > > So that means next week now. Please, test test test and report ! Cheers, /ioguix |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-09-10 15:52:23
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Hey, On 07/09/2010 15:27, ioguix wrote: > On 27/08/2010 01:51, ioguix wrote: >> On 23/08/2010 01:11, ioguix wrote: >>> I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way >>> much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't >>> officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. > > Well, I couldn't work as much as I would have like last week as I was > sick and had no time to work on PPA on my free time :( > > So I took on my professional time yesterday to work on PPA though. As it > seems I will keep working here and there on PPA during my working days > (and I did in the past as well), I think we should add Dalibo in the > CREDITS file as "Corporate Sponsors". > > Any objections ? After a quick chat with Robert Treat, we updated this whole part, adding some more "Corporate Sponsors" and sorting them. >>> So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably >>> push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: >>> >>> * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) I added the support for "ALTER SEQUENCE START..." for 8.4+ today, which allow me to fix the selenium test in the same patch. Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. Leonardo ? Maybe you still have all these versions running somewhere... > > I fixed 2 more bugs from the bug tracker and 2 others that a found on my > way. > > By the way, it is always painful and pretty annoying to work with the > xloadtree javascript code. Moreover, it seems to me this code is not > maintained anymore. > > As we included jQuery as standard js library for PPA 5.0, I think we > should definitely drop xloadtree and start refactoring using one of the > jQuery plugin available in PPA 5.1. > >> I fixed 4 bugs from the sourceforge bug tracker tonight. >> Outside of the bug-tracker itself, I have these bug list remaining: >> >> + FK support in auto-complete list when inserting doesn't support >> multi FK > > TODO Still TODO :/ But as we want to release a beta, it shouldn't be a show stoper for next week. >> + catch pg_connect error (on user failure as instance) > > We will just re-introduce a @pg_connect for now. done >> + create a common css file for themes > > done > >> >> plus the usual variable/database object cleanup forgotten on the way and >> that might break the page layout (I'm sure there's some more). >> >>> * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 >> >> please, report any incompatibilities > > Still no report so far...Wait and see from beta user then ? > >> >>> * testing new features and latest patch >> >> Commited the latest patch of Leonardo ! > > No feedback about this feature ? > By the way Leonardo, I changed a bit the CSS style while fixing the CSS > bug with your patch and the theming support. > >>> * make the translation call >> >> I'll probably send it on Monday, hopefuly ! > I'll do it as soon as I can now. done >>> Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, >>> depending on how much time we will have to work on it. >>> >>> So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, >>> have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can >>> speak/remember about it. >> >> So that means next week now. Please, test test test and report ! Cheers, /ioguix |
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From: Alexey B. <ale...@gm...> - 2010-09-12 13:12:04
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Hey, I've launched tests on the following versions of PostgreSQL: - 8.0.24 - 8.1.20 - 8.2.16 - 8.3.9 - 8.4.3 - 9.0beta1 PHP version is 5.2.6 (Debian Lenny). Everything is ok except 8.0.24 and 9.0beta1 - both of them fail on different steps on user altering (other tests are considered to fail because of this): - 8.0.24 - attached screenshot - bad default value - 9.0beta: ====== SQL error: ERROR: failed to build any 3-way joins In statement: SELECT rolname FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles R, pg_auth_members M WHERE R.oid=M.roleid AND member IN ( SELECT oid FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles WHERE rolname='admin_user') ORDER BY rolname ====== If I'll manage to download 9.0rc1 I check selenium tests on it too (may be it's some known bug of 9.0beta). Sorry, have no time to find the real reasons for these issues... On 9/10/10, ioguix <io...@fr...> wrote: > Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were > green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the > meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. |
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From: Alexey B. <ale...@gm...> - 2010-09-12 13:19:07
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Hey, BTW, do we still support 8.0? It is already EOLed (http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_Release_Support_Policy) and 8.1will be EOLed very soon. What's our EOL policy? > On 9/10/10, ioguix <io...@fr...> wrote: >> Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were >> green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the >> meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. |
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From: Guillaume L. <gui...@le...> - 2010-09-12 13:48:47
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Le 12/09/2010 15:18, Alexey Baturin a écrit : > Hey, > > BTW, do we still support 8.0? It is already EOLed > (http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_Release_Support_Policy) > and 8.1will be EOLed very soon. What's our EOL policy? > I think there's no reason not to support 7.4 and/or 8.0 and/or 8.1 if it still works. And no reason to get rid of the code that manages these releases. Some people still use them. If it causes the code to be hard to maintain or buggy, I would agree to get rid of the code. But, AFAICT, it doesn't. I can't say for Dave, but I have no intention to get rid of the code that supports 7.4, 8.0, and 8.1 on pgAdmin. -- Guillaume http://www.postgresql.fr http://dalibo.com |
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From: Alexey B. <ale...@gm...> - 2010-09-12 13:45:37
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Hello Guillaume, There is one reason not to support EOLed versions *officially*: we should test all PPA code on them, so it leads to an additional testing effort. Additionally, all users with old PostgreSQL versions can use old versions of PPA, can't they? So, the question is: should we test 7.4, 8.0 and 8.1? BTW, who is Dave? On 9/12/10, Guillaume Lelarge <gui...@le...> wrote: > Le 12/09/2010 15:18, Alexey Baturin a écrit : >> Hey, >> >> BTW, do we still support 8.0? It is already EOLed >> (http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_Release_Support_Policy) >> and 8.1will be EOLed very soon. What's our EOL policy? >> > > I think there's no reason not to support 7.4 and/or 8.0 and/or 8.1 if it > still works. And no reason to get rid of the code that manages these > releases. Some people still use them. If it causes the code to be hard > to maintain or buggy, I would agree to get rid of the code. But, AFAICT, > it doesn't. > > I can't say for Dave, but I have no intention to get rid of the code > that supports 7.4, 8.0, and 8.1 on pgAdmin. |
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From: Guillaume L. <gui...@le...> - 2010-09-12 13:57:10
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Le 12/09/2010 15:45, Alexey Baturin a écrit : > [...] > There is one reason not to support EOLed versions *officially*: we > should test all PPA code on them, so it leads to an additional testing > effort. > +1 > Additionally, all users with old PostgreSQL versions can use old > versions of PPA, can't they? > +1 > So, the question is: should we test 7.4, 8.0 and 8.1? > Right now, I think yes. When 7.4 and 8.0 will be officially EOLed (they aren't yet, as both will have a last minor release, and still get bugfixes), "no" could be a better answer. > BTW, who is Dave? > Hmm, sorry. Dave Page, the main developer of pgAdmin. I mostly code on pgAdmin, not phpPgAdmin, but the issue you talk about is shared by both tools. -- Guillaume http://www.postgresql.fr http://dalibo.com |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-09-12 21:48:46
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On 12/09/2010 15:57, Guillaume Lelarge wrote: > Le 12/09/2010 15:45, Alexey Baturin a écrit : >> [...] >> There is one reason not to support EOLed versions *officially*: we >> should test all PPA code on them, so it leads to an additional testing >> effort. >> > > +1 Yeah, but what about those distros like RHE ? Does they still provide these old versions ? > >> Additionally, all users with old PostgreSQL versions can use old >> versions of PPA, can't they? >> > > +1 True...I already rose these argument in the past for < 7.4 ( !! ) >> So, the question is: should we test 7.4, 8.0 and 8.1? >> > > Right now, I think yes. When 7.4 and 8.0 will be officially EOLed (they > aren't yet, as both will have a last minor release, and still get > bugfixes), "no" could be a better answer. Tests are pretty easy to run. So as long as we don't have new error rising from old version AND no technical problem because of them, there's no need to remove them IMHO. Historically, PPA aimed to support as many PostgreSQL versions and PHP versions as possible. We decide to drop PHP4 to support the goPHP5 initiative that is trying to kill PHP4 definitly. PostgreSQL 7.0->7.3 are very old releases and are even not officialy considered stable by the community. Moreover, 7.0->7.2 don't support schema and we had to audit/clean all our code about them recently. That's what motivated us to drop those dinosaurs. I would rather keep 7.4 and 8.0 for another release or two or even more as long as they don't introduce technical problems and are supported in some distros. > >> BTW, who is Dave? >> > > Hmm, sorry. Dave Page, the main developer of pgAdmin. I mostly code on > pgAdmin, not phpPgAdmin, but the issue you talk about is shared by both > tools. > > |
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From: Alexey B. <ale...@gm...> - 2010-09-12 13:33:28
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Hey, False alarm, 9.0rc1 is green =), so the problem is with PostgreSQL 9.0beta1. On 9/12/10, Alexey Baturin <ale...@gm...> wrote: > Hey, > > I've launched tests on the following versions of PostgreSQL: > - 8.0.24 > - 8.1.20 > - 8.2.16 > - 8.3.9 > - 8.4.3 > - 9.0beta1 > > PHP version is 5.2.6 (Debian Lenny). > > Everything is ok except 8.0.24 and 9.0beta1 - both of them fail on > different steps on user altering (other tests are considered to fail > because of this): > - 8.0.24 - attached screenshot - bad default value > - 9.0beta: > ====== > SQL error: > > ERROR: failed to build any 3-way joins > > In statement: > > SELECT rolname FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles R, pg_auth_members M > WHERE R.oid=M.roleid > AND member IN ( > SELECT oid FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles > WHERE rolname='admin_user') > ORDER BY rolname > ====== > > If I'll manage to download 9.0rc1 I check selenium tests on it too > (may be it's some known bug of 9.0beta). > > Sorry, have no time to find the real reasons for these issues... > > On 9/10/10, ioguix <io...@fr...> wrote: >> Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were >> green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the >> meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. > |
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From: Alexey B. <ale...@gm...> - 2010-09-12 15:12:23
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Hey, I've run selenium tests on all these configurations (9.0beta1 replaced with 9.0rc1) with PHP 5.3 - everything works fine. Still on PHP 5.2 user altering on 8.0.24 works as I wrote before. On 9/12/10, Alexey Baturin <ale...@gm...> wrote: > Hey, > > I've launched tests on the following versions of PostgreSQL: > - 8.0.24 > - 8.1.20 > - 8.2.16 > - 8.3.9 > - 8.4.3 > - 9.0beta1 > > PHP version is 5.2.6 (Debian Lenny). > > Everything is ok except 8.0.24 and 9.0beta1 - both of them fail on > different steps on user altering (other tests are considered to fail > because of this): > - 8.0.24 - attached screenshot - bad default value > - 9.0beta: > ====== > SQL error: > > ERROR: failed to build any 3-way joins > > In statement: > > SELECT rolname FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles R, pg_auth_members M > WHERE R.oid=M.roleid > AND member IN ( > SELECT oid FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles > WHERE rolname='admin_user') > ORDER BY rolname > ====== > > If I'll manage to download 9.0rc1 I check selenium tests on it too > (may be it's some known bug of 9.0beta). > > Sorry, have no time to find the real reasons for these issues... > > On 9/10/10, ioguix <io...@fr...> wrote: >> Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were >> green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the >> meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. > |
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From: Alexey B. <ale...@gm...> - 2010-09-12 15:34:12
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Hey, Hmm, the problem was in FF that found something similar to login/password form and decided to autocomplete it =). So it's better to run FF with a clean profile. So here is a summary: all selenium tests are green for: - PostgreSQL 8.0.24, 8.1.20, 8.2.16, 8.3.9, 8.4.3, 9.0rc1 - PHP 5.2 (Debian Lenny), PHP 5.3 (Debian Squeeze) The only thing we need to run selenium tests on is PostgreSQL 7.4. On 9/12/10, Alexey Baturin <ale...@gm...> wrote: > Hey, > > I've run selenium tests on all these configurations (9.0beta1 replaced > with 9.0rc1) with PHP 5.3 - everything works fine. Still on PHP 5.2 > user altering on 8.0.24 works as I wrote before. > > On 9/12/10, Alexey Baturin <ale...@gm...> wrote: >> Hey, >> >> I've launched tests on the following versions of PostgreSQL: >> - 8.0.24 >> - 8.1.20 >> - 8.2.16 >> - 8.3.9 >> - 8.4.3 >> - 9.0beta1 >> >> PHP version is 5.2.6 (Debian Lenny). >> >> Everything is ok except 8.0.24 and 9.0beta1 - both of them fail on >> different steps on user altering (other tests are considered to fail >> because of this): >> - 8.0.24 - attached screenshot - bad default value >> - 9.0beta: >> ====== >> SQL error: >> >> ERROR: failed to build any 3-way joins >> >> In statement: >> >> SELECT rolname FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles R, pg_auth_members M >> WHERE R.oid=M.roleid >> AND member IN ( >> SELECT oid FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles >> WHERE rolname='admin_user') >> ORDER BY rolname >> ====== >> >> If I'll manage to download 9.0rc1 I check selenium tests on it too >> (may be it's some known bug of 9.0beta). >> >> Sorry, have no time to find the real reasons for these issues... >> >> On 9/10/10, ioguix <io...@fr...> wrote: >>> Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were >>> green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the >>> meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. >> > |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-09-12 21:35:08
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On 12/09/2010 17:34, Alexey Baturin wrote: > Hey, > > Hmm, the problem was in FF that found something similar to > login/password form and decided to autocomplete it =). So it's better > to run FF with a clean profile. > > So here is a summary: all selenium tests are green for: > - PostgreSQL 8.0.24, 8.1.20, 8.2.16, 8.3.9, 8.4.3, 9.0rc1 > - PHP 5.2 (Debian Lenny), PHP 5.3 (Debian Squeeze) > > The only thing we need to run selenium tests on is PostgreSQL 7.4. Thank you very much Alexey for your tests ! I will test against 7.4 and I will try to find PHP 5.1 and 5.0. As soon as the tests are done, we'll unleash the Beta. Hopefuly, before 9.0 gets out ! Cheers ! > > On 9/12/10, Alexey Baturin<ale...@gm...> wrote: >> Hey, >> >> I've run selenium tests on all these configurations (9.0beta1 replaced >> with 9.0rc1) with PHP 5.3 - everything works fine. Still on PHP 5.2 >> user altering on 8.0.24 works as I wrote before. >> >> On 9/12/10, Alexey Baturin<ale...@gm...> wrote: >>> Hey, >>> >>> I've launched tests on the following versions of PostgreSQL: >>> - 8.0.24 >>> - 8.1.20 >>> - 8.2.16 >>> - 8.3.9 >>> - 8.4.3 >>> - 9.0beta1 >>> >>> PHP version is 5.2.6 (Debian Lenny). >>> >>> Everything is ok except 8.0.24 and 9.0beta1 - both of them fail on >>> different steps on user altering (other tests are considered to fail >>> because of this): >>> - 8.0.24 - attached screenshot - bad default value >>> - 9.0beta: >>> ====== >>> SQL error: >>> >>> ERROR: failed to build any 3-way joins >>> >>> In statement: >>> >>> SELECT rolname FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles R, pg_auth_members M >>> WHERE R.oid=M.roleid >>> AND member IN ( >>> SELECT oid FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles >>> WHERE rolname='admin_user') >>> ORDER BY rolname >>> ====== >>> >>> If I'll manage to download 9.0rc1 I check selenium tests on it too >>> (may be it's some known bug of 9.0beta). >>> >>> Sorry, have no time to find the real reasons for these issues... >>> >>> On 9/10/10, ioguix<io...@fr...> wrote: >>>> Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were >>>> green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the >>>> meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. >>> >> |
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From: Christopher Kings-L. <chr...@gm...> - 2010-09-11 06:05:24
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Hey guys, Nice work on getting PPA to version 5 :) I'll have to grab a copy and see where it's gone in the last few years :) Cheers, Chris On 7 September 2010 21:27, ioguix <io...@fr...> wrote: > On 27/08/2010 01:51, ioguix wrote: >> Hey guys >> >> On 23/08/2010 01:11, ioguix wrote: >>> Hey, >>> >>> I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way >>> much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't >>> officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. > > Well, I couldn't work as much as I would have like last week as I was > sick and had no time to work on PPA on my free time :( > > So I took on my professional time yesterday to work on PPA though. As it > seems I will keep working here and there on PPA during my working days > (and I did in the past as well), I think we should add Dalibo in the > CREDITS file as "Corporate Sponsors". > > Any objections ? > >>> So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably >>> push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: >>> >>> * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) > > I fixed 2 more bugs from the bug tracker and 2 others that a found on my > way. > > By the way, it is always painful and pretty annoying to work with the > xloadtree javascript code. Moreover, it seems to me this code is not > maintained anymore. > > As we included jQuery as standard js library for PPA 5.0, I think we > should definitely drop xloadtree and start refactoring using one of the > jQuery plugin available in PPA 5.1. > >> I fixed 4 bugs from the sourceforge bug tracker tonight. >> Outside of the bug-tracker itself, I have these bug list remaining: >> >> + FK support in auto-complete list when inserting doesn't support >> multi FK > > TODO > >> + catch pg_connect error (on user failure as instance) > > We will just re-introduce a @pg_connect for now. > >> + create a common css file for themes > > done > >> >> plus the usual variable/database object cleanup forgotten on the way and >> that might break the page layout (I'm sure there's some more). >> >>> * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 >> >> please, report any incompatibilities > > Still no report so far...Wait and see from beta user then ? > >> >>> * testing new features and latest patch >> >> Commited the latest patch of Leonardo ! > > No feedback about this feature ? > By the way Leonardo, I changed a bit the CSS style while fixing the CSS > bug with your patch and the theming support. > >>> * make the translation call >> >> I'll probably send it on Monday, hopefuly ! > > I'll do it as soon as I can now. > >>> Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, >>> depending on how much time we will have to work on it. >>> >>> So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, >>> have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can >>> speak/remember about it. >> >> So that means next week now. Please, test test test and report ! > > Cheers, > > /ioguix > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > This SF.net Dev2Dev email is sponsored by: > > Show off your parallel programming skills. > Enter the Intel(R) Threading Challenge 2010. > http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-thread-sfd > _______________________________________________ > phpPgAdmin-devel mailing list > php...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phppgadmin-devel > |
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From: Leonardo S. <l.s...@gm...> - 2010-09-14 00:45:30
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Hi guys, >>Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the >>meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. >>Leonardo ? Maybe you still have all these versions running somewhere... Jehan, sorry the delay. Anyway, yes, I still have the following PostgreSQL version here: 7.4.26 8.0.24 8.1.2 8.3.9 postgresql-9.0beta (I will update this) I also have my old PHP version (5.2), and the 5.3 one. I saw that are other developers testing. So, how can I help too? Cheers! -- Atenciosamente Leonardo Augusto Sápiras Taquara - RS 2010/9/11 Christopher Kings-Lynne <chr...@gm...>: > Hey guys, > > Nice work on getting PPA to version 5 :) > > I'll have to grab a copy and see where it's gone in the last few years :) > > Cheers, > > Chris > > On 7 September 2010 21:27, ioguix <io...@fr...> wrote: >> On 27/08/2010 01:51, ioguix wrote: >>> Hey guys >>> >>> On 23/08/2010 01:11, ioguix wrote: >>>> Hey, >>>> >>>> I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way >>>> much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't >>>> officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. >> >> Well, I couldn't work as much as I would have like last week as I was >> sick and had no time to work on PPA on my free time :( >> >> So I took on my professional time yesterday to work on PPA though. As it >> seems I will keep working here and there on PPA during my working days >> (and I did in the past as well), I think we should add Dalibo in the >> CREDITS file as "Corporate Sponsors". >> >> Any objections ? >> >>>> So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably >>>> push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: >>>> >>>> * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) >> >> I fixed 2 more bugs from the bug tracker and 2 others that a found on my >> way. >> >> By the way, it is always painful and pretty annoying to work with the >> xloadtree javascript code. Moreover, it seems to me this code is not >> maintained anymore. >> >> As we included jQuery as standard js library for PPA 5.0, I think we >> should definitely drop xloadtree and start refactoring using one of the >> jQuery plugin available in PPA 5.1. >> >>> I fixed 4 bugs from the sourceforge bug tracker tonight. >>> Outside of the bug-tracker itself, I have these bug list remaining: >>> >>> + FK support in auto-complete list when inserting doesn't support >>> multi FK >> >> TODO >> >>> + catch pg_connect error (on user failure as instance) >> >> We will just re-introduce a @pg_connect for now. >> >>> + create a common css file for themes >> >> done >> >>> >>> plus the usual variable/database object cleanup forgotten on the way and >>> that might break the page layout (I'm sure there's some more). >>> >>>> * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 >>> >>> please, report any incompatibilities >> >> Still no report so far...Wait and see from beta user then ? >> >>> >>>> * testing new features and latest patch >>> >>> Commited the latest patch of Leonardo ! >> >> No feedback about this feature ? >> By the way Leonardo, I changed a bit the CSS style while fixing the CSS >> bug with your patch and the theming support. >> >>>> * make the translation call >>> >>> I'll probably send it on Monday, hopefuly ! >> >> I'll do it as soon as I can now. >> >>>> Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, >>>> depending on how much time we will have to work on it. >>>> >>>> So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, >>>> have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can >>>> speak/remember about it. >>> >>> So that means next week now. Please, test test test and report ! >> >> Cheers, >> >> /ioguix >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> This SF.net Dev2Dev email is sponsored by: >> >> Show off your parallel programming skills. >> Enter the Intel(R) Threading Challenge 2010. >> http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-thread-sfd >> _______________________________________________ >> phpPgAdmin-devel mailing list >> php...@li... >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phppgadmin-devel >> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Start uncovering the many advantages of virtual appliances > and start using them to simplify application deployment and > accelerate your shift to cloud computing > http://p.sf.net/sfu/novell-sfdev2dev > _______________________________________________ > phpPgAdmin-devel mailing list > php...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phppgadmin-devel > |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-08-28 14:17:07
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On 27/08/2010 21:19, Alexey Baturin wrote: > Hey, > > Here is a Russian translation patch. Thank you for your translation Alexey, I committed it today. http://github.com/xzilla/phppgadmin/commit/b5d1534a920309c4359355b900e168da79b0c8e7 Cheers ! > > On 8/25/10, ioguix<io...@fr...> wrote: >> On 25/08/2010 16:14, Alexey Baturin wrote: >>> Hello, >> >> Hey Alexey, >> >>> >>> Is it time to update translations? I'll be able to do it this weekend, >>> is that ok? >> >> I just checked remaining opened items and it looks fine wrt transation. >> So I think transaltion string a frozed now. >> >> You can update the translation this week-end. >> >> Thank you ! >> >>> >>> On 8/23/10, ioguix<io...@fr...> wrote: >>>> Hey, >>>> >>>> I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way >>>> much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't >>>> officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. >>>> >>>> So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably >>>> push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: >>>> >>>> * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) >>>> * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 >>>> * testing new features and latest patch >>>> * make the translation call >>>> >>>> Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, >>>> depending on how much time we will have to work on it. >>>> >>>> So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, >>>> have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can >>>> speak/remember about it. >>>> >>>> cheers, >>>> >>>> /ioguix >> |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-09-14 08:53:27
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On 14/09/2010 02:45, Leonardo Sápiras wrote: > Hi guys, > >>> Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the>>meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. > >>> Leonardo ? Maybe you still have all these versions running somewhere... > > Jehan, sorry the delay. Anyway, yes, I still have the following > PostgreSQL version here: > > 7.4.26 > 8.0.24 > 8.1.2 > 8.3.9 > postgresql-9.0beta (I will update this) > > I also have my old PHP version (5.2), and the 5.3 one. > > I saw that are other developers testing. So, how can I help too? If you could take some minutes to test on 7.4 with PHP 5.2 and 5.3 it would be perfect ! Thank you ! > Cheers! > > -- > Atenciosamente > Leonardo Augusto Sápiras > Taquara - RS > > > > 2010/9/11 Christopher Kings-Lynne<chr...@gm...>: >> Hey guys, >> >> Nice work on getting PPA to version 5 :) >> >> I'll have to grab a copy and see where it's gone in the last few years :) >> >> Cheers, >> >> Chris >> >> On 7 September 2010 21:27, ioguix<io...@fr...> wrote: >>> On 27/08/2010 01:51, ioguix wrote: >>>> Hey guys >>>> >>>> On 23/08/2010 01:11, ioguix wrote: >>>>> Hey, >>>>> >>>>> I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way >>>>> much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't >>>>> officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. >>> >>> Well, I couldn't work as much as I would have like last week as I was >>> sick and had no time to work on PPA on my free time :( >>> >>> So I took on my professional time yesterday to work on PPA though. As it >>> seems I will keep working here and there on PPA during my working days >>> (and I did in the past as well), I think we should add Dalibo in the >>> CREDITS file as "Corporate Sponsors". >>> >>> Any objections ? >>> >>>>> So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably >>>>> push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: >>>>> >>>>> * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) >>> >>> I fixed 2 more bugs from the bug tracker and 2 others that a found on my >>> way. >>> >>> By the way, it is always painful and pretty annoying to work with the >>> xloadtree javascript code. Moreover, it seems to me this code is not >>> maintained anymore. >>> >>> As we included jQuery as standard js library for PPA 5.0, I think we >>> should definitely drop xloadtree and start refactoring using one of the >>> jQuery plugin available in PPA 5.1. >>> >>>> I fixed 4 bugs from the sourceforge bug tracker tonight. >>>> Outside of the bug-tracker itself, I have these bug list remaining: >>>> >>>> + FK support in auto-complete list when inserting doesn't support >>>> multi FK >>> >>> TODO >>> >>>> + catch pg_connect error (on user failure as instance) >>> >>> We will just re-introduce a @pg_connect for now. >>> >>>> + create a common css file for themes >>> >>> done >>> >>>> >>>> plus the usual variable/database object cleanup forgotten on the way and >>>> that might break the page layout (I'm sure there's some more). >>>> >>>>> * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 >>>> >>>> please, report any incompatibilities >>> >>> Still no report so far...Wait and see from beta user then ? >>> >>>> >>>>> * testing new features and latest patch >>>> >>>> Commited the latest patch of Leonardo ! >>> >>> No feedback about this feature ? >>> By the way Leonardo, I changed a bit the CSS style while fixing the CSS >>> bug with your patch and the theming support. >>> >>>>> * make the translation call >>>> >>>> I'll probably send it on Monday, hopefuly ! >>> >>> I'll do it as soon as I can now. >>> >>>>> Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, >>>>> depending on how much time we will have to work on it. >>>>> >>>>> So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, >>>>> have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can >>>>> speak/remember about it. >>>> >>>> So that means next week now. Please, test test test and report ! >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> /ioguix >>> |
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From: ioguix <io...@fr...> - 2010-09-14 17:48:18
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Hey guys, So I finaly tested against 7.4 -> 9.0 (current cvs tree) as well, only under PHP 5.3.2. So Leonardo, you can ignore my last mail. I'll try to find a way to mix PHP 5.0 -> 5.3 on my laptop (Debian sid, lightty, php-cgi) to run tests against 5.0 and 5.1 and well... On 14/09/2010 10:53, ioguix wrote: > On 14/09/2010 02:45, Leonardo Sápiras wrote: >> Hi guys, >> >>>> Our selnium tests are all green for 8.3 and 8.4 now ! AFAIK, they were green for 7.4->8.2 as well, I'll test that as soon as I can. In the>>meantime, if someone can git pull and confirm, it would be awesome. >> >>>> Leonardo ? Maybe you still have all these versions running somewhere... >> >> Jehan, sorry the delay. Anyway, yes, I still have the following >> PostgreSQL version here: >> >> 7.4.26 >> 8.0.24 >> 8.1.2 >> 8.3.9 >> postgresql-9.0beta (I will update this) >> >> I also have my old PHP version (5.2), and the 5.3 one. >> >> I saw that are other developers testing. So, how can I help too? > > If you could take some minutes to test on 7.4 with PHP 5.2 and 5.3 it > would be perfect ! > > Thank you ! > >> Cheers! >> >> -- >> Atenciosamente >> Leonardo Augusto Sápiras >> Taquara - RS >> >> >> >> 2010/9/11 Christopher Kings-Lynne<chr...@gm...>: >>> Hey guys, >>> >>> Nice work on getting PPA to version 5 :) >>> >>> I'll have to grab a copy and see where it's gone in the last few years :) >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> Chris >>> >>> On 7 September 2010 21:27, ioguix<io...@fr...> wrote: >>>> On 27/08/2010 01:51, ioguix wrote: >>>>> Hey guys >>>>> >>>>> On 23/08/2010 01:11, ioguix wrote: >>>>>> Hey, >>>>>> >>>>>> I think it is important we release something in september. It's been way >>>>>> much more than a year we did not release anything now, PPA even don't >>>>>> officialy support PG 8.4 or PHP 5.3. >>>> >>>> Well, I couldn't work as much as I would have like last week as I was >>>> sick and had no time to work on PPA on my free time :( >>>> >>>> So I took on my professional time yesterday to work on PPA though. As it >>>> seems I will keep working here and there on PPA during my working days >>>> (and I did in the past as well), I think we should add Dalibo in the >>>> CREDITS file as "Corporate Sponsors". >>>> >>>> Any objections ? >>>> >>>>>> So if we want to release something in late september, we should probably >>>>>> push a beta out of the doors quickly. That means: >>>>>> >>>>>> * fixing latest known bug (I have a couple of them in mind) >>>> >>>> I fixed 2 more bugs from the bug tracker and 2 others that a found on my >>>> way. >>>> >>>> By the way, it is always painful and pretty annoying to work with the >>>> xloadtree javascript code. Moreover, it seems to me this code is not >>>> maintained anymore. >>>> >>>> As we included jQuery as standard js library for PPA 5.0, I think we >>>> should definitely drop xloadtree and start refactoring using one of the >>>> jQuery plugin available in PPA 5.1. >>>> >>>>> I fixed 4 bugs from the sourceforge bug tracker tonight. >>>>> Outside of the bug-tracker itself, I have these bug list remaining: >>>>> >>>>> + FK support in auto-complete list when inserting doesn't support >>>>> multi FK >>>> >>>> TODO >>>> >>>>> + catch pg_connect error (on user failure as instance) >>>> >>>> We will just re-introduce a @pg_connect for now. >>>> >>>>> + create a common css file for themes >>>> >>>> done >>>> >>>>> >>>>> plus the usual variable/database object cleanup forgotten on the way and >>>>> that might break the page layout (I'm sure there's some more). >>>>> >>>>>> * testing as more as possible under 8.4 and 9.0 >>>>> >>>>> please, report any incompatibilities >>>> >>>> Still no report so far...Wait and see from beta user then ? >>>> >>>>> >>>>>> * testing new features and latest patch >>>>> >>>>> Commited the latest patch of Leonardo ! >>>> >>>> No feedback about this feature ? >>>> By the way Leonardo, I changed a bit the CSS style while fixing the CSS >>>> bug with your patch and the theming support. >>>> >>>>>> * make the translation call >>>>> >>>>> I'll probably send it on Monday, hopefuly ! >>>> >>>> I'll do it as soon as I can now. >>>> >>>>>> Ideally, I would like to be able to push the beta in a week, 2 maximum, >>>>>> depending on how much time we will have to work on it. >>>>>> >>>>>> So please, if you are planing to make some test, waiting for an answer, >>>>>> have some bug to report or fixing something, rise a flag so we can >>>>>> speak/remember about it. >>>>> >>>>> So that means next week now. Please, test test test and report ! >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> >>>> /ioguix >>>> > |
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