On 12/11/15 3:53 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: >> >> In particular, are there issues that can only be handled by the other admins >> or do you have pretty much full access to >> the various components (buildbots, web server/trac, svn repo, etc)? > > You should direct all infrastructure issues to the admin macosforge address > or the server/hosting component in Trac. I'm the primary admin, I have full > access to the systems, and I'm the only member of the team who doesn't also > have other work responsibilities, so I'll probably be the one to handle your > requests, but if I'm not available at least one of the other people on the > team might see the message. Will do. Thanks for the clarification. > > >> In this case, I guessing that the trac web server has its own copy of the >> svn repo which is supposed to be updated when >> commits occur but is not. > > Yes it does. I've just fixed it. Revisions have been importing for awhile > already. If all goes well they should all be imported in an hour or two. For > more details see https://trac.macports.org/ticket/48758
Looks good this morning. Thanks for the quick response. I didn't realize how much I take advantage of this feature until it didn't work. ;-) > > >> Similarly email notifications to macports-changes are not being sent in >> response to commits >> (although email notifications of svn property modifications DO occur). > > Yes. I'll look into that issue next. I've deliberately disabled the emailing > portion of the post-commit hook while I worked on the other issues. I think > it might already work now, but I wanted to send out the missed changes in > order first, and I didn't want new changes to be sent first. > Sounds good. > >> These features have been broken for quite some time and are useful to the >> developer community. I know you have a lot >> on your plate right now but it would be nice if their priority could be >> escalated. > > Yes, I agree these features are very important to get back and I'm sorry > about the delay. I am doing my best to try to understand a complicated and > unfamiliar collection of servers. > Nothing to be sorry about. You're doing a great job in spite of the learning curve involved. It's great to have someone on the job who has MacPort's interests at heart. Dave _______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo/macports-dev
