From: <Chr...@he...> - 2002-12-09 15:10:21
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From: ju...@be... [mailto:ju...@be...] > > > Second: The head of our IT department questioned (no decision > > yet) the use of Mantis in our company, so my boss told > > me to limit my development efforts to a minimum. > > So I had to concentrate on finishing the custom fields > > more than trying to get the best implementation. > > Well hopefully you'll be able to keep working on it. But we > take what > we can get :) No decision yet. It'll come probably somewhere in January... Till then I'll try to port the little changes from our fork to the CVS version and send them to the list. (Reson: both of os profit: you get additional features and we can easily adopt a new version w/o much work to join our stuff...; and I can't exchange our fork with the CVS version when people start to miss features) > Obviously the files you sent me (at > least when > I saved them) ended up with windows line endings (my mail > client is on > windows but I do my development on my linux machine). Hm, I dunno. I work under Windos with JBuilder as IDE. (It's not perfect for PHP development but it's CVS support is awesome!). So I get what it gives me and usually it hides Unix-vs-DOS line endings from me... > > The only place that I can think of where the custom fields > aren't taken > > care of yet is the Excel export. It would have taken me far > too much > > time to get my brain around that part of the code to implement it. > > Are you going to look at this? If not, could you file an issue so it > doesn't get forgotten? No, I probably dodn't have the time to take care of it. But I've just reproted it. > Oh, shoot... I just realized monday and tuesday just > happened. I'm not > sure when I got your email... The timing was right, so no problem here :) > a) make sure you don't mix formatting changes (fixing > tabs/spaces, etc) > with real functionality changes. The reason is that if we revert the > code changes for some reason we don't want to revert those. It also > adds the chance of conflicts (making it harder to revert) and > makes the > patch harder to skim. OK. Sometimes my CVS reacts quite strange as it shows lines that are supposed to be different - although there's no change (at least none is visible)... > Let me know what your status is in terms of doing more work on it... > once you know yourself :) Well, I was told to finish my development. So I just try to save my changes from out internal fork to the CVS version. And time for doing that is running away... CU, Christian |