Hi, I missed a comprehensive timeline as in trac, cvstrac so I added a simple cvstrac-like timeline extension for pmwiki available here for test: http://crux.nu/Main/Test The extension collects the recent changes form the svn repo, the bugtracker and the wiki edits. It's little more than a prototype, if anybody feels like working on it please drop me a note; the code is under the cookbok dir of the wiki. Note: to avoid stressing the server we may want to generate static timelines (once a month?) in the future. Regards, Simone -- Simone Rota Bergamo, Italy - http://www.varlock.com
Hey Simone, On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 23:01:02 +0200, Simone Rota wrote:
Hi,
I missed a comprehensive timeline as in trac, cvstrac so I added a simple cvstrac-like timeline extension for pmwiki available here for test:
http://crux.nu/Main/Test Wow, great work sip, once again!
Note: to avoid stressing the server we may want to generate static timelines (once a month?) in the future. Or as a simpler solution, we could just cache the svn log messages, such that only new ones are fetched from svn; a small sqlite db storing the already parsed commits, and the revision number up to where we fetched the messages should do the trick.
Either way, thanks a lot for that. Johannes P.S. Is there an RSS interface to that? ;-) -- Johannes Winkelmann mailto:jw@smts.ch Zurich, Switzerland http://jw.smts.ch
Johannes Winkelmann wrote: Hi,
Note: to avoid stressing the server we may want to generate static timelines (once a month?) in the future. Or as a simpler solution, we could just cache the svn log messages, such that only new ones are fetched from svn; a small sqlite db storing the already parsed commits, and the revision number up to where we fetched the messages should do the trick.
I like the idea of caching things into a sqlite db; for simplicity I'll work on caching the events from all sources so the visualization code in the wiki should come up cleaner, while we can do dirty stuff in the caching script.
P.S. Is there an RSS interface to that? ;-)
Sure, that'll be in version 2.0; we're at 0.0.1 right now ;-) Regards, Simone
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