Hi all,
is there a clever way to learn about a maintainers most recent activity?
I am using the Timeline, but this seems not very efficient. The tool is not
very responsive it seems limited to 90 days back.
Any hints?
~petr
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On 11 Oct 2014, at 11:50, Aljaž Srebrnič a2pirates...@gmail.com wrote:
On 11/ott/2014, at 11:45, petr 9...@ingv.it wrote:
Hi all,
is there a clever way to learn about a maintainers most recent activity?
I am using the Timeline, but this seems not very efficient. The tool is not
very
are not in the repository.
The Timeline is actually quite useful, however the queries take ages and
daysback parameter seems to be limited to 90 day. So you need to click
through several periods, before you get some idea.
My goal is to have maintainer activity information on the new MacPorts
The other problem with your solution might be the footprint of the repo,
especially with all the distfiles. I usually keep only trunk as a local
copy.
With a very few exceptions, distfiles are not in the repository.
In any case, it wasn't suggested to get a local copy of the entire
On 11 Oct 2014, at 14:52, Ryan Schmidt ryandes...@macports.org wrote:
The other problem with your solution might be the footprint of the repo,
especially with all the distfiles. I usually keep only trunk as a local
copy.
With a very few exceptions, distfiles are not in the repository.
Hi Marcus,
I came across some of the tickets you own [1] and which you never acknowledged,
but saw that you still was active within the last month. So I am wondering if
you retired or still active to some extend. Are you still interested in all the
ports you maintain? Or would you like other
