Le 20/11/2018 à 16:36, Xavier a écrit : > Le 20/11/2018 à 15:53, Xavier a écrit : >> Le 20/11/2018 à 15:10, Raphael Hertzog a écrit : >>> Hi Xavier, >> >> Hi Raphaël, thanks for your report! >> >>> On Wed, 07 Nov 2018, Xavier wrote: >>>> I think teams should publish their own salsa.conf files. If you agree, I >>>> propose to stop adding feature to let Martin review the actual code and >>>> add it to devscripts. Then after some tests in real life, we will be >>>> able to continue adding new commands or options. >>> >>> I tried to use the tool for pkg-security today and I stumbled on a few >>> issues: >>> - no way to enable the "Emails on push" integration which is the most >>> important thing to configure for me >> >> OK, I'm going to add this
done >>> - no support for the "Irker (IRC gateway)" integration either (we >>> currently prefer the less verbose notifications of irker) >> >> OK, let's add it done >>> See "Creating new repositories" on >>> https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/pkg-security >>> >>> I also had SALSA_TOKEN="xxxxx" in a file referenced by SALSA_TOKEN_FILE >>> in my main configuration file and this did not work, I had to stip the >>> double quotes. >> >> Right, I'm going to fix this. >> Since devscripts loads its config file using sh, you can reference your >> file using: >> >> # ~/.devscripts.conf >> source ~/my-token >> >> # ~/my-token >> SALSA_TOKEN="xxxxx" >> >> This is not optimal but works also with double quotes done >>> The manual page does not document the value that we have to put into >>> boolean variables (such as SALSA_TAGPENDING). I assume it's "yes/no" >>> (or that yes/no should work). I have put this in my config file: >>> SALSA_ENABLE_MR=yes >>> >>> Yet the tool always tells me that the variable merge_requests_enabled >>> should be set to zero: >>> $ salsa --conf-file +./pkg-security.conf check_repo --debug --verbose --all >>> acct: >>> merge_requests_enabled should be 0 >>> [...] >> >> This is a bug. looking... > > Unable to reproduce now, this bug seems fixed now. I'm going to provide > a new .deb after adding other requests. I built a new .deb: http://people.debian.org/~yadd/devscripts_2.18.10_amd64.deb >>> I used the last .deb that you built even if it's now older than the >>> current version in sid. >>> >>> Cheers, >> >> salsa isn't yet in sid, only in my fork >> >> Cheers, >> Xavier
