On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 9:23 AM, Benoit Garret <[email protected]> wrote: > On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 5:08 PM, Sandy Armstrong > <[email protected]> wrote: >> Awesome! I just pulled your changes and they are working fine on >> Android 1.6. Some things I noticed: >> >> * I have to manually change the 1.0a pref to true. But I'm pretty >> sure that there's no harm in treating Snowy or other OAuth 1.0 servers >> identically to an OAuth 1.0a server, as long as you don't freak out >> when oauth_verifier isn't returned (does signpost freak out in that >> situation?). It would suck to have users have to pick OAuth >> versions...maybe we should just bite the bullet and add 1.0a support >> to django-piston for snowy so that Tomdroid can safely assume 1.0a >> (this is assuming signpost really can't handle 1.0a mode on a 1.0 >> server). > > Strange, the signpost documentation states that it is possible to know > which protocol version is used by the server after the request token > handshake. > > The pref should be automagically populated after the said handshake, > I'm not sure what goes wrong here as it works fine for me.
Interesting. Maybe if I'd tried another time it would have worked? Instead I immediately changed the preference restarted debugging. >> Anyway, great progress...it was really exciting to see my notes. What >> issues are blocking a new release with these features? > > A lack of time from Olivier and myself? Well, I guess I was wondering if there were specific bugs that you and Olivier felt blocked a release. Knowing this could help people who want to contribute focus their efforts. I'm doing another Tomboy release on Monday and when I blog about it, I was planning to mention the latest progress on Tomdroid. So if I know what you guys need maybe I can help by blogging about it. > Though it's true we could cut > some corners as the audience for such a release is mostly technical, > Tomdroid won't be on the Market tomorrow... I agree. I'm a big fan of release early, release often, especially when you haven't reached Market-level stability (so the technical users know not to expect any guarantees). Also, it's not exactly easy to set up an Android development environment, so there's a big hurdle for people to test the latest code in bzr. Sandy _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~tomdroid-dev Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~tomdroid-dev More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
