Hi Enrico, Enrico Zini wrote: > I saw your blog entry (although the blog text doesn't show up in > liferea). Looks cool! You may want to password protect that, if it has > to be serious revisions. >
Glad you like it! I will add a password when I get to the final part (actually storing the changes). I'm hoping to get it fully-functional within one or two days, nearly there. Might have two versions, with the actual working one locked behind a password. > Sorry I can't play with it until the 26th of July: I'm in Ethiopia now > (http://www.efossnet.org/Linux) and I'll be mostly disconnected. > Efossnet sounds neat, hope you have a nice time there! > I'll get back to it when I come back. In the meantime, you could write > to the list a little description of how the prototype works. > Naturally, I've been much to quiet. Here goes: TagDB webinterface prototype URL: http://alextreme.org/debtags/tagdb This is an interface to all open changes (changes that have been submitted by people, but which haven't yet reached the debtags database in SVN). All these changes are cached locally for the interface to be fast-fast-fast. The Update tags button at the bottom refreshes the cached changes using the central database (http://debtags.alioth.debian.org/tags/tags-current.gz) The browsing is pretty simple, first on facet-level then on tag-level. Once you have selected a facet::tag you get all the changes for that facet::tag. The AI-evaluator retrieves the cached package/facet::tag evaluation for each of the changes (these are pre-calculated, takes about a day for all combinations). With an evaluation >= 0.9 the evaluator automatically approves the change, if the evaluation is <= 0.3 the evaluator automatically rejects the change. In every other case the evaluator sets the change to Defer. You can then modify/submit the changes, which are cached until either the cache is refreshed or the changes are submitted into SVN (which doesn't work, yet). Give it a try, if anyone has any ideas she/he wants to see now is a time to bring them up. Enrico's idea about allowing each maintainer to submit the changes to her/his own packages is one I'll look into. cheers, Alex PS. If you haven't seen it, http://www.alextreme.org/debtags is an AJAXified (Go Web 2.0 Go!) prototype for viewing & submitting these changes. _______________________________________________ Debtags-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/debtags-devel
