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by Jim Winstead Jr.

…and they never check out

right on schedule, i’m done with the pressing changes we wanted to make to the mysql bugs system. the most visible things (to non-mysql employees) are probably just the cleanup of the layout of the bug pages themselves, and the new public tagging interface. (with the requisite ajax-y goodness.)

under the hood, i’ve taken a machete to some of the more egregious bits of code. that’s not to say there isn’t a lot more that could be cleaned up, but it’s a start. now that i’ve cleaned up the bug reporting and editing forms, they’re ripe for merging.

based on the priorities set by the developement management team, i did less of the cleanup of the main bugs schema than i had originally planned, but things are in a state now that it should be easier to tackle those in the future.

my plan is to release this code publicly, but one of the things i need to do first is transition it out of bitkeeper and into another revision control system. probably bzr, but i really wish it supported per-file commit messages.

» Friday, July 7, 2006 @ 8:19pm » work, mysql, php, bugs, bzr » 2 comments, add yours
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What would the ETA be on merging changes back to the PHP bugs website?

» Jacques » Thursday, August 17, 2006 @ 7:00am

i don’t have any plans to merge them back. i’ll release the code for bugs.mysql.com, and anyone who wants to sync things up with bugs.php.net is welcome to do that.

» jim (link) » Thursday, August 17, 2006 @ 8:46am

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