On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 7:56 AM, Rob Lanphier wrote:
> 1. Is the release cadence is more important (i.e. reverting features
> if they pose a schedule risk) or is shipping a set of features is
> important (i.e. slipping the date if one of the predetermined feature
> isn't ready)? For example, as
Hi everyone,
There have been a number of calls to make the release process more
predictable (or maybe just faster). There are plenty of examples of
projects that have very predictable release schedules, such as the
GNOME project or the Ubuntu Linux distribution. It's not at all
unreasonable to e
Marco Schuster wrote:
>> In your case, I would append ctype=text/javascript to the query string,
>> so it
>> a) Looks more like something that will give out javascript.
>> b) Forces it to use the long style.
> Nope, appending parameters works also in the short form:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 5:51 AM, Domas Mituzas wrote:
>> It seems like an awful lot of trouble to teach every software author
>> that they need to follow a particular convention just so the stats
>> engine will work as intended. It would seem like it would be much
>> simpler to teach the stats en
Hi,
Automatic testing with a clean database sounds good, the scheme looks
reasonable. Will it be possible to have cleaning of separate databases, used
by extensions, added, also?
In the context of wiki identification, I was wondering: At the moment I am
mainly testing SMW instances having the sel
Hi,
The selenium framework configuration using a config file [1] is much clearer
now. Thanks.
Regards,
Benedikt
[1]
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/SeleniumFramework#Configure_Selenium_using_a_c
onfiguration_file
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Hi!
> will still return the same results, wouldn't it make more sense to
> teach the stat's logger to ignore both? Or is there a reason that we
> actually want to track one and not the other?
Pretty URLs are for being pretty URLs (e.g. in your address bar). That
leads to very easy assumption, th
...
> +4,294,967,295
see what you did to poor Roan, in this "always be positive"
environment this is the only way he can write -1.
Domas
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2010/10/19 Robert Rohde :
> It seems like an awful lot of trouble to teach every software author
> that they need to follow a particular convention just so the stats
> engine will work as intended. It would seem like it would be much
> simpler to teach the stats engine to simply detect and ignore
