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Subject: Re: [darcs-users] Return value of hooks
Max Battcher wrote:
Darcs test
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* Max Battcher ad...@worldmaker.net [2014-05-29 22:43:58-0400]
Darcs test was build specifically
Darcs test was build specifically for this. It might be worth adding a note
under pre/post-hooks in the manual that Darcs test exists as a mid-hook in
record. As it stands the documentation to figure it out is spread through Darcs
test, Darcs record, and Darcs setpref.
Darcs test predates
Certainly from my perspective it makes sense for darcs to tackle some of the
more academic projects and crazy feature ideas solely because it is just about
the only source control system to be in a good position to do so.
As to this particular proposal, I would be interested to see what becomes
Darcs changes -i has a better interface than less.
+1, fwiw, to the idea of maybe only defaulting to switch into darcs cha -i
towards the end of the first page...
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a syntax for branching, or to have a
shortcut syntax for inventory/context address patterns, I'd throw my 2
cents towards using the existing URI Fragment indicator (#), instead of
some other ad hoc punctuation:
http://your-host.example/repo/#branch
user@your-host.example:repo/#branch
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On Monday, December 5, 2011, Ganesh Sittampalam gan...@earth.li wrote:
Hi,
On 03/12/2011 01:30, Maris, Rob wrote:
Currently hunks are identified as blocks of text lines that are
separated by at least one unmodified line. However, I'd want to create a
sort of recipe on a per-repo basis that
--xml-output.)
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remaining an optional plugin would be
a useful goal.
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mentioned previously. Certainly from a user perspective, even, ``darcs
pull some.dpatch`` sounds perfectly reasonable, even if it is just a
shortcut for ``darcs apply some.dpatch``.)
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structure...
I'm thinking about using this an excuse to write some more Haskell, so I
may take one of these two (probably yaml) and write some code with it.
I'll keep darcs in mind as a potential consumer of whatever my efforts
might be.
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format of some sort... Another toy example:
- 045b19: |
First line of file
- oac77a: |
second line, tweaked by Lele
third line, tweaked by Lele
- fac657: |
man line, added by John
That doesn't seem that much worse than the existing human-readable
annotate output...
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functions for me. They
could actually be a (- Handle) - IO () if that helps any.
Hmm...
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is a clear, regular determinant even if you do wish
to maintain some rough per-line/regex scrape.
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above that required escaping.
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escape things
in a clear character-oriented format for its machine-readable output
than deal with verbatim output, anyway.
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be a good compromise that can be
easier to produce valid output than XML.
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_darcs/prefs/sources for repositories that belong to the same team
project(s)? Does --no-cache affect _darcs/prefs/sources–based lookups?
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in
trying to find a good point to optimize for.
It does sound like a good stress test to me, and just doing it with the
existing repositories sounds like it could be done with the existing
darcs-benchmark infrastructure...? (Just don't make it a default
benchmark or people will scream.)
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.) I may look into
writing some of that when I've had more sleep.
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benchmark of 2.4.0 versus 2.5.0b1
(2.4.98.1), and oh boy is darcs-benchmark report's output currently
messed up:
http://wiki.darcs.net/Benchmarks/Quasar/Beta
This is probably (certainly?) my fault. :( I'll try to look into it.
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easy would it be to have cabal build a (second) simple darcs binary that
uses the library? That way we could benchmark this darcs-lib.exe against
darcs.exe just in case there are any funny performance regressions.
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relationships happen.
Certainly many other options have been discussed (rebase, patches that
can replace or wrap others in the change history, etc) in the past.
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and HEAD users test such a big change
first sounds to me preferable to a surprise witnesses attack. At the
very least a comparable witness build and non-witness build should be
benchmarked.
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prompt window explaining
why its prompting you. It provides nice GUI-based mechanisms for new key
generation and for uploading public keys to remote .ssh/authorized_keys
files.
It's a whole bundle of set it up and forget it's awesome. It makes SSH
key management nearly painless.
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was at it, but grep certainly doesn't turn up
any actual uses of it.
Thu May 6 21:00:16 EDT 2010 Max Battcher m...@worldmaker.net
* Data format and converter for square repo tables
This data object is meant to be the format accepted by
graphRepo/tabulateRepo.
Thu May 6 22:13:31 EDT 2010
dots to help avoid the obvious confusion where
someone might think repo format 2.2-hashed is only supported by darcs =
2.2 rather than 2.0.)
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* Add GChart graphs to reports
New patches:
[Add GChart graphs to reports
Max Battcher m...@worldmaker.net**20100504085035
Ignore-this: eaff40f00675aa16443221ed2192c1da
] addfile ./Graph.hs
hunk ./Graph.hs 1
+module Graph ( graph ) where
+
+import Data.List
the graphs.
As I said in the first email, I started wondering if perhaps the best
place may instead be inside the tables (presumably as thumbnails with
links to the full graph) themselves next to the rows they represent.
(Does pandoc support reST substitutions?)
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(and you say darcs check is fine),
I'm not sure that I'd personally be too worried by the unidentifiable
conflicts. But you may want a second opinion on that from someone with
more experience with them.
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in a further recommendation, Zooko: sqlite is not
well-optimized for web serving needs and you may want to consider
installing a more traditionally optimized database server for your Trac
needs, such as PostgreSQL.)
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level.
But I presume Lele would be the judge of how feasible such a project
would be and for potentially lobbying (or patching) Trac itself if it
should be a feature that would benefit other plugins.
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On 4/17/2010 2:34, Alberto Bertogli wrote:
On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 02:02:11AM -0400, Max Battcher wrote:
Alberto Bertogli wrote:
As I mentioned above, I don't see how this is a web scalability issue. A gui
frontend would show the same behaviour, because it's the one displayed by
darcs itself
On 4/17/2010 5:08, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Max Battcher writes:
in the scenario. Even if the best long-term solution is to increase
darcs performance, the immediate, nearest-term solution is to improve
Trac+darcs and provide a good experience for users of today's versions
to fill the entire cache ahead of time, which can be
called during useful downtime... and which is even easier to write a
nice multi-threaded version when you've got the queuing infrastructure
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Petr Rockai wrote:
Max Battcher m...@worldmaker.net writes:
It may be revision 1782 to Trac, but 'show contents --match hash
2008...' is commute this file to how it would appear if only the
patches preceding or equal to this one with a timestamp from two years
ago were applied to darcs. (Which
Lele Gaifax wrote:
On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 20:18:21 -0400
Max Battcher m...@worldmaker.net wrote:
On 4/14/2010 19:23, Zooko Wilcox-O'Hearn wrote:
Our project web site was just down for about an hour and a half a
couple of hours ago. The reason turned out to be that there were
about a dozen darcs
are very useful
that way.)
Forgive my petulance, but it seems to me fairly odd to me that for
someone working on a project for decentralized, scalable data storage
you seem fairly blind to web scalability issues when it comes to
Trac+Darcs...
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On 4/14/2010 22:49, Isaac Dupree wrote:
On 04/14/10 20:18, Max Battcher wrote:
All of which goes to show that Trac+darcs still isn't well optimized for
caching darcs queries or dealing gracefully with with long running
command invocations... I still say the Trac reliance on CVS/SVN-style
.
Tailor may be just the tool you are looking for:
http://wiki.darcs.net/RelatedSoftware/Tailor
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?
That is, what are the use cases where one would prefer existing
trackdown over trackdown --bisect?
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can't tell me that
UI simplicity isn't a valid comparison/concern. UX design and
simplicity is often seriously under-rated amongst developer-oriented
tools, which is a shame.
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--every --union``.)
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On 3/23/2010 0:49, Max Battcher wrote:
A similar pony repository format idea might be to try experimenting with
one of the new, hip document databases like couchdb. I've thought at
times hashed-storage already seems to be converging in the direction of
a document database... Interesting thought
that there is any header at all.
So that's my current suggestion. Feel free to tear it apart.
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On 3/22/2010 14:34, Jason Dagit wrote:
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 11:02 AM, Max Battcher m...@worldmaker.net
mailto:m...@worldmaker.net wrote:
Long term I'd like a pony, but more importantly for darcs patches to
be in some easy to parse markup format like JSON, perhaps.
What
On 3/22/2010 21:53, Eric Kow wrote:
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 14:02:57 -0400, Max Battcher wrote:
%YAML 1.2
---
Encoding: UTF-8
Patch version: 2.0+YAML
X-Musdex version: 10.03.22
...
So that's my current suggestion. Feel free to tear it apart.
My only remark is that we'd
of this is subject, but I've actually done some work
directly in writing YAML, precisely because I think it renders nicely
when not rendered at all.
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with a new, better patch format in general or using the existing long
comments ala Ignore-This, but perhaps with a more, strictly standardized
MIME-like or email header-like approach. Of course any such approach
will break compatibility with one or more tools...
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important
target being the biggest patch-oriented VCS around.)
I'd be interested if there are any questions, and/or finding out if
anyone finds this an interesting tool.
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Unicode
support, including normalization. But what do I know?)
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installer for darcs some time ago as a
WiX-learning exercise, but never really did anything with it. Here's a
zip archive:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3936701/DarcsSetup.zip
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with Canonical's Ubuntu schedule so that 1.6.0 should be the
release for Ubuntu 10.10, IIRC. I wonder if Darcs might also benefit
aligning itself to the Gnome/Ubuntu release schedule as well...)
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++ span rows. | - contain |
| body row 4 || - body elements.|
+++-+
http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtext.html#tables
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put together a few Wiki pages to store/compare
benchmark results? (It may be worth tweaking darcs-benchmark's ASCII
art output to conform to reST tables, to make it all the easier to
Wikify the benchmarks. I don't think there is much to do in that
department other than an outside border...)
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the answer to the problems on Windows.
I'll give my system some time to focus on the benchmarks for a full run
and report back the results when that finishes.
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Some of it is 2.3.1, which predates that sprint?
Some of it is stats files. Might benchmark use a sequence of stats
files rather than just one?
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On Jan 15, 2010, at 12:48, Eric Kow
0.0M
wh mod x50 || -- |--
wh -l x20 ||0.2s 0.0M | 0.2s 0.0M
check || -- |--
repair || -- |--
pull 1000 || -- |--
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In the not-so-silly Windows bug problems: darcs-benchmark doesn't always
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On 1/12/2010 17:50, Max Battcher wrote:
In the not-so-silly Windows bug problems: darcs-benchmark doesn't always
cleanly close file handles and processes on interruption (Ctrl+C).
Urgh... Let me upgrade this problem... On Windows darcs itself is having
all kinds of permission errors
On 1/12/2010 18:01, Max Battcher wrote:
On 1/12/2010 17:50, Max Battcher wrote:
In the not-so-silly Windows bug problems: darcs-benchmark doesn't always
cleanly close file handles and processes on interruption (Ctrl+C).
Urgh... Let me upgrade this problem... On Windows darcs itself is having
the same hanging issue that you've seen, appearing
to just fall asleep upon hitting the second big get test.
It would probably be helpful if darcs-benchmark run --verbose would
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potentially lose data?
I agree with these concerns. Shouldn't it be relatively simple to throw
in a fallback to check for non-subdirectory cache files?
At the very least darcs optimize (or a new darcs optimize --cache, even)
should be setup to convert caches to subdirectory caches.
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Yuck, -1 as global default. I'd suggest it for -v -v or just -v. I'd
also consider adding a key for it in darcs changes -i: say 'h' for hash
or something.
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need to sort out my cabal-install (which I think is either nonexistent
or borked, atm) first, obviously... But barring that I can't see too
many issues with lending some computation time for benchmarks.
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On 12/19/2009 12:06, Thomas Hartman wrote:
Never mind, I think I found a better way around this problem.
For reference, I'm curious what problem you've had with hard linking, if
you are willing to discuss it.
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repository security. (Not that I know any exploits against it, but I'm
not a full time sysadmin.)
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a symlink might be.
Anyway, I hope that makes sense...
(Personally, I'm a moderate -0 on the whole issue... I've yet to need
VCS symlinks, but then I still use Windows often enough that symlinks as
a whole are rare in my day-to-day usage stories anyway.)
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into the directory of your choice
We fight to keep darcs using normal file transfer tools and open
greppable formats and I, for one, am not convinced that the user stories
here are common enough to justify pretty commands with nice UI to do
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necessary conversion, and I bet it could be fixed, but I'm not sure
if it needs to be.
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reasons and I could see someone
manually pruning it as appropriate...
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environments...) I would think that boring files change rarely enough
that I am curious if this would be something worth investigating.
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think it does require Sphinx trunk as
well, or at least a fairly recent version.
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for large
reST documentation products.
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during record to avoid huge
memory usage (keeping only the hash references in memory). (The only
real complication just being that there are good garbage collection
policies in place should the record be canceled.)
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two or three
ways depending on how I look at it.
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that out there, I haven't thought very far through
this line of logic just yet, but it does seem like an obvious approach
to the problem, for the moment at least. (Still forgetting all the fun
problems like context file versioning and backwards compatibility for
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Isaac Dupree wrote:
Max Battcher wrote:
I've found ``darcs changes --interactive`` (which I tend to spell
``darcs cha -i``) to be more generally useful. It's just not as well
known; which was why there was a request to make it the default for
changes, but that was decided against.
oh I
the same sorts of things
in pure Haskell.
There have been suggestions for useful darcs show commands for walking
through hashed pristine. Any suggestions on particular commands that you
would like to see, Ian?
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actually
writing the darcs primitive patch operations and figuring out all of the
commutation possibilities and what have you. So far, to my knowledge, no
one has yet to volunteer to tackle the hard part.)
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Trent W. Buck wrote:
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 05:46:16AM -0400, Max Battcher wrote:
(Plus such benefits as syntax highlighters are already designed to
be fast, to be non-lossy, and to handle error states and partial
documents well...)
IME syntax highlighting implementations are best effort
print email.get_payload()[1].get_payload(decode=True)
raise Http404
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by GPG or (Open)SSL certificates.
Darcs send to HTTP POST seems to me to be the most useful for
relatively untrusted users to push changes.
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, you may
try deleting _darcs/patches/pending. (This is the file where darcs
stores adds/moves until they are recorded.)
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Nathaniel W Filardo wrote:
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 08:56:00PM -0400, Max Battcher wrote:
Certainly one possible solution here would be to simply carry over the
Hash: lines from the darcs-2 inventory format as (optional) hints for
file paths in context files. Considering the otherwise
Grant Husbands wrote:
Max Battcher m...@worldmaker.net wrote:
Certainly one possible solution here would be to simply carry over the Hash:
lines from the darcs-2 inventory format as (optional) hints for file paths
in context files.
Indeed, this would work, as long as Darcs would also
Petr Rockai wrote:
Grant Husbands darcsus...@grant.x43.net writes:
The original note that I should have quoted was from Max Battcher:
: Additionally, there would be other useful management tools
: (``darcs-branch list``, ``darcs-branch remove`` (or unfreeze)). I think
: that these four commands
Grant Husbands wrote:
Max Battcher m...@worldmaker.net wrote:
There is no need for a new kind of context. ``darcs changes --context`` is
just fine. You suggest that darcs does magic when the tag at the bottom of a
context is missing, but it is fairly simple process:
It is relatively simple
can read through what exists and find obvious bugs in the reST
conversion. It would certainly make it easier to get more eyes on the
conversion.
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the work in progress without breaking the actual build environment...
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Trent W. Buck wrote:
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 11:20:27PM -0400, Max Battcher wrote:
I know you had some issues with Sphinx the last few times it was
discussed, but I do think several of them are on the way to being
closed and I also think that using an existing, tested documentation
build tool
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