Hi Lucas,
On Tue, Dec 04, 2012 at 10:34:24PM -0600, Lucas Burson wrote:
Do you know C++? Are you willing to dive into the source? I/we can give
a hand and point you where to look.
I do know C++ (and xslt, if it's anywhere) and I am willing to play
with source. The downside is that I've
Good to know. Did you already build OpenOffice? In which platform are
you developing?
Nope, I did not build it yet.
I did get the AOO4.0 M1 binary release and I've done a few manual
tests on TestLink; soon I'll checkout the svn automated tests to see
what that's like (looked really easy,
Hi Lucas,
On Thu, Dec 06, 2012 at 10:41:58AM -0600, Lucas Burson wrote:
Good to know. Did you already build OpenOffice? In which platform are
you developing?
Nope, I did not build it yet.
I did get the AOO4.0 M1 binary release and I've done a few manual
tests on TestLink; soon I'll
Yes, it is as a tag and there is a branch for 3.4*, but if you want to
start developing, the best it work directly with trunk (and use git-svn
instead of subversion, it is better for a project this size; I don't
recall if there is somewhere on the building guide a instruction to
check out
Hi Lucas,
On Thu, Dec 06, 2012 at 12:49:08PM -0600, Lucas Burson wrote:
Yes, it is as a tag and there is a branch for 3.4*, but if you want to
start developing, the best it work directly with trunk (and use git-svn
instead of subversion, it is better for a project this size; I don't
On 12/5/12 5:34 AM, Lucas Burson wrote:
Do you know C++? Are you willing to dive into the source? I/we can give
a hand and point you where to look.
I do know C++ (and xslt, if it's anywhere) and I am willing to play
with source. The downside is that I've never worked on a project of
this
On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 1:29 PM, Lucas Burson ljdeli...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, that got complicated. Thanks for finding that, Ariel. it'll help
me find out how this stuff is put together.
Can I ask here to get edit privs on AOO bugzilla?
I've added you to the qa-team role, so you now have
On 12/4/12 8:52 AM, Lucas Burson wrote:
Hi,
I was doing some regression testing on Ubuntu and discovered a bug
which was already reported [1]. It's about 3 months old.
That got me wondering, is there some best practice (or something) to
update a previously found bug? In bugzilla, should I
Hi Lucas,
On Tue, Dec 04, 2012 at 01:52:32AM -0600, Lucas Burson wrote:
Hi,
I was doing some regression testing on Ubuntu and discovered a bug
which was already reported [1]. It's about 3 months old.
That got me wondering, is there some best practice (or something) to
update a previously
Hi Lucas,
On Tue, Dec 04, 2012 at 12:29:22PM -0600, Lucas Burson wrote:
Well, that got complicated. Thanks for finding that, Ariel. it'll help
me find out how this stuff is put together.
Do you know C++? Are you willing to dive into the source? I/we can give
a hand and point you where to look.
Do you know C++? Are you willing to dive into the source? I/we can give
a hand and point you where to look.
I do know C++ (and xslt, if it's anywhere) and I am willing to play
with source. The downside is that I've never worked on a project of
this size... so I started with picking up QA stuff.
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