Hi there,

having been many years interested/active in 
<https://sourceforge.net/projects/oorexx/> I have
experienced the project's switch to Allura.

The project is a long standing one, which means that the trackers have quite a 
few entries and
developers have been accustomed to learning/seeing/printing code diffs right 
away to make it easy to
study what got changed.

After some time of using the new system (to get accustomed to it) there are 
many, many
questions/problems opened, some of which can be answered/solved on the ooRexx 
developer list, some
via Allura-trackers, but it seems for very important aspects of a developer 
system, there is (yet?)
no solution or knowledge available.

Therefore I would like to kindly request comments/hints/pointers to the 
following three items, that
are coming into ones way, being accustomed to the old system and not having 
found the counterparts
in the new Allura:

    -------- Original Message --------
    Subject:    [Oorexx-devel] Ad Allura interface: a few questions ...
    Date:       Wed, 22 Aug 2012 09:50:29 +0200
    From:       Rony G. Flatscher
    Reply-To:   Open Object Rexx Developer Mailing List 
<[email protected]>
    To:         Open Object Rexx Developer Mailing List 
<[email protected]>



    Sorry, if this has been answered already, just do not know the latest state.

      * Ad Patches: it is possible (following Mark's directions) to subscribe 
Patch messages by
        merely pressing the envelope symbol on the Patch UI. However, how would 
one be able to see
        the patch file (the diffs) from such a message?
          o One (a little bit cumbersome) way is to look in the left pane of 
commits and somehow
            pick the right commit from the bullet list that appears after a 
while in the center
            pane. However, once one gets to the diff page and tries to print 
it, the printout does
            not contain any of the nicely formatted code! :(

      * Ad Bugs: is it possible to get the opening date, the submitter, such 
that one becomes able
        to sort by them as well. It is strange that the order of showing 
tracker entries is from
        oldest to latest, rather than the other way round (maybe the developers 
only use small
        databases where the order does not matter for them, but in a long 
standing project one may
        have hundreds, maybe more tracker entries).

      * Ad svn commit diffs: it would be great, if the commit message contained 
links directly to
        the files that got committed with links to diffs. (The same would be 
helpful for any code
        submission, including the patches).

    Is there anything I could do to help get the above items tackled/resolved 
somehow?

    ---rony

Thanks in advance for any comments/hints/pointers (maybe time frames to expect 
feature changes that
could help)!

N.B.: Please excuse my addressing this to allura-users and allura-dev, as I do 
not know which e-mail
list is appropriate for such questions.

---rony

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