[pacman-dev] Pulled changes and other things
I pulled in Andrew's bsdtar branch today, and Xavier's ready_to_pull branch, so those changes have all been pushed to the al.org tree. Thanks guys! Other things: 1. For you guys that I am pulling GIT repos from, can you do me a favor? I added some more descriptive tags to the GIT repo (v3.0.0) instead of the older uglier CVS tags (R_3_0_0). If you wouldn't mind deleting those old tags in your pushed repo, I would appreciate it so I don't keep pulling them in. By default GIT does not push tags, but it does pull them. I got rid of them on my public repo and the al.org tree; if you do the same that would be awesome. 2. What is on people's minds for a 3.1 release? I don't think its too early to start at least getting some thoughts on paper, and see what kind of timeframe we can make for ourselves. I know at least the following things are true- I've made a lot of changes recently and they need some refinement, to say the least. In addition, we seem to have a lot of outstanding libarchive issues that we should take a look at and ensure are fixed. If we need to extend the pactest framework to be able to test this better, then we should do that. Thanks to everyone that has been contributing to pacman, we definitely appreciate it, and you can see the wide variety of authors that are now in the GIT history. Hopefully some of you will venture into the big bad libalpm after dipping your toes in makepkg changes. It is what I did. :) -Dan
Dan McGee wrote: > I pulled in Andrew's bsdtar branch today, and Xavier's ready_to_pull > branch, so those changes have all been pushed to the al.org tree. > Thanks guys! > > Other things: > 1. For you guys that I am pulling GIT repos from, can you do me a > favor? I added some more descriptive tags to the GIT repo (v3.0.0) > instead of the older uglier CVS tags (R_3_0_0). If you wouldn't mind > deleting those old tags in your pushed repo, I would appreciate it so > I don't keep pulling them in. By default GIT does not push tags, but > it does pull them. I got rid of them on my public repo and the al.org > tree; if you do the same that would be awesome. For those wondering how to remove tags from remote repos... remove tags: git push <repo url> :tags/<tag name> remove branches: git push <repo url> :heads/<branch name> > 2. What is on people's minds for a 3.1 release? I don't think its too > early to start at least getting some thoughts on paper, and see what > kind of timeframe we can make for ourselves. I know at least the > following things are true- I've made a lot of changes recently and > they need some refinement, to say the least. In addition, we seem to > have a lot of outstanding libarchive issues that we should take a look > at and ensure are fixed. If we need to extend the pactest framework to > be able to test this better, then we should do that. Testing, testing, testing... :) Pre 3.1 todos: - Sort gettext for scripts, I think src/pacman/po should me moved into the main directory so we can share the translations with both pacman and the scripts. - Make sure all copyrights have been updated for 2007. - Update man pages Bugs I think we should aim to close for 3.1... FS#7484 - pacman clobbers directory symlinks (http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7484) FS#7495 - pacman does not check dependencies in all cases http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7495 FS#7406 - NREP: umask is followed, even if nonsensical http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7406 FS#7133 - DB scanning doesn't continue when a broken entry is found http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7133 The original bug has been fixed but see Dan's last comment for another similar bug. FS#3492 - pacman -U doesnt honour 'provides' or 'replaces' http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/3492 FS#7415 - Pacman doesn't check for deps when installing a group http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7415 FS#7117 - Internal pacman error: Segmentation fault http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7117 FS#7247 - Pacman Segmentation Fault http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7247 FS#7525 - Permissions of .pacnew files http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7525 FS#7321 - pacman -Qcp does not display ChangeLog http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7321 FS#7182 - pacman -Q --changelog works only as root http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7182 FS#7155 - pacman failed to commit transaction (invalid or corrupted package) http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7155 FS#6804 - pacman3: irrelevant output with -Sup http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/6804 FS#6437 - Pacman 3 progress bar- issue with UTF-8 chars http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/6437 Fixed/Need Testing ================== FS#7229 - pacman installs packages in wrong order http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7229 FS#7137 - Update/pacman3 kills rc.conf http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7137 I think this is fixed now. FS#6057 - impossible to remove package+dependencies, when it is required http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/6057 FS#7240 - no /var/cache/pacman/pkg/ & /tmp fallback for pacman is unusable http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7240 FS#2898 - Using pacman for certain things in parallel http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/2898 FS#6818 - unable to create empty package http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/6818 Other Bugs: =========== FS#7416 - dependencies are not always resolved properly http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/7416 This isn't a pacman bug it's an arch repo bug.
2007/6/28, Andrew Fyfe <andrew@neptune-one.net>:
For those wondering how to remove tags from remote repos...
Me, I figured out how to remove branches and tags locally but not how to push them :)
remove tags: git push <repo url> :tags/<tag name> remove branches: git push <repo url> :heads/<branch name>
Much appreciated :)
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Andrew Fyfe
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Dan McGee
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Xavier