Bug 4527 bounty

May. 21st, 2013 04:58 pm
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[personal profile] alanj posting in [site community profile] dw_dev
I'll donate $100 to the Electronic Freedom Foundation in the name of anyone who gets Bug 4527 (crossposting Markdown results in bare syntax on remote site) fixed, payable when the fix shows up in production ;)

I would really like to start using Markdown. Unfortunately most of my friends are not cool enough to use Dreamwidth, so I am dependent on crossposting, so this issue makes Markdown use impossible for me. It should be a very small patch; my guess when I looked at it was under 10 lines, though proper error-handling and comments and such will bump it up some.
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[personal profile] heralds_editor posting in [community profile] the_dw_herald
Downtime this morning

Downtime this morning

May. 18th, 2013 07:51 am
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[staff profile] mark posting in [site community profile] dw_maintenance

(For some California local definition of 'morning'!)

About 30 minutes ago one of our databases (sb-db03) locked up and stopped serving traffic. This was an active database, so the site quickly stopped when it could no longer serve requests. Alas.

I have failed us over to a backup database and now everything should be working again.

I'm not sure yet what happened to db03, but am currently investigating and will update this post if I come up with a root cause for the problem. Edit: It's back up and doesn't have any visible problems. Disks are fine, data's intact, etc. The graphs and logs show nothing. We'll have to keep an eye on it and see if it manifests further issues.

Sorry for the trouble, please let me know if you still see any problems!

Current Code Contributors: May 2013

May. 15th, 2013 01:23 am
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[personal profile] kareila posting in [site community profile] dw_dev
Every few months, I run through [site community profile] changelog compiling a list of who has been contributing patches to our code repository, with the understanding that this is not a competition, or any sort of "high score" list. It's intended as a guide for casual developers, to discern not only our most prolific contributors, but also those who have contributed to the project most recently and therefore would be more likely to provide a timely, informed response to development questions. That is why the list is sorted by "Latest" instead of "Changes".

In general, one commit on Github equals one point in the "Changes" column, but fractional points are awarded for collaborative efforts — the most common example being a new S2 theme, where usually half credit is awarded to the theme author and the other half to the person who converts the theme into a code patch. Due to the nature of development, some changes are massive contributions of new code, and others are tiny tweaks; there is no correlation with the amount of effort involved. We are grateful to everyone who helps to improve Dreamwidth, in ways large or small.

I last compiled this list at the beginning of February, and am redoing it a little ahead of schedule since we have YAPC::NA coming up. Since that time, we have welcomed two new contributors: [personal profile] shadowspar and [personal profile] yaysunshine. Congratulations and thank you again!

  #  User                      Changes     Latest
  1. mark                        474.5     Tue May 14 23:18:14 2013 UTC
  2. liv                            20     Tue May 14 15:14:24 2013 UTC
  3. momijizukamori             152.83     Mon May 13 19:58:06 2013 UTC
  4. rising                      26.63     Sun May 12 23:22:53 2013 UTC
  5. kaberett                        7     Thu May 09 00:07:49 2013 UTC
  6. foxfirefey                     89     Mon Apr 29 22:21:15 2013 UTC
  7. randomling                  17.33     Sun Apr 28 16:50:24 2013 UTC
  8. ninetydegrees              648.43     Fri Apr 26 14:31:54 2013 UTC
  9. fu                           1359     Wed Apr 24 08:26:58 2013 UTC
 10. wychwood                        6     Mon Apr 22 10:23:30 2013 UTC

 11. jeshyr                      17.16     Sun Apr 21 01:49:52 2013 UTC
 12. deborah                        40     Fri Apr 19 04:48:38 2013 UTC
 13. purplecat                       6     Tue Apr 16 13:04:25 2013 UTC
 14. shadowspar                      3     Thu Apr 04 02:58:08 2013 UTC
 15. kimira                          8     Mon Mar 18 06:59:44 2013 UTC
 16. denise                     393.08     Mon Mar 11 01:01:51 2013 UTC
 17. yaysunshine                   0.5     Thu Mar 07 20:52:45 2013 UTC
 18. nornoriel                   14.66     Thu Mar 07 18:30:32 2013 UTC
 19. dancing_serpent              24.1     Sun Mar 03 15:52:00 2013 UTC
 20. alierak                        15     Sat Feb 09 22:57:50 2013 UTC
The rest of the list... (138 total) )
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[personal profile] momijizukamori posting in [site community profile] dw_dev
(Apologies to anyone seeing this twice, I posted it in [site community profile] dw_dev_training but Mark and D suggested here was probably a better fit!)

So, this is the gigantic project that's been kicking around my head the last few months, because I love our themes but right now, the organization is nooooot there. And I love organization. The full bugzilla listing has all the debates and links and what not, but I'm going to add the summary of UI implementation I ran by Denise below:

quoted from Bugzilla )

Because the scope of this runs through Perl, MySQL, BML, and Javascript, today I sat down and wrote out a vague work-flow for how looking at themes by category in /customize should run, and how adding themes as an admin should run, so I have an idea of what I need to do.

very rough, mind you )

I'd really appreciate feedback on if I missed any important stuff, logistics of the UI implementation, and how exactly we should store this information in the databases. Or even on the list of categories I have so far, though there will probably be a bigger, more official RFC when things get far enough.

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