Hi,
last days I have written a small script to convert the fossil timeline
(verbose commandline) to a gource [1] readable output.
It works fine for me, so its just FYI.
You can find the tool here [2].
Kai
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gource [1]: https://code.google.com/p/gource/
fossil to gource [2]:
Thus said klaute on Fri, 03 Apr 2015 18:29:32 +0200:
last days I have written a small script to convert the fossil timeline
(verbose commandline) to a gource [1] readable output.
That looks interesting. Do you have a demo screenshot of Fossil? :-)
Thank,
Andy
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That looks interesting. Do you have a demo screenshot of Fossil? :-)
Thanks!
I have recently uploaded a small demo video on youtube [1].
Have fun!
Kai
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fossil trunk [1]: https://youtu.be/ce9WyWOV4zA
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There seems to be at least one bug in the script. The line:
log.append(tmpdata)
...should be something like:
log.append(copy.deepcopy(tmpdata))
...well, at least according to my very low python skills.
Otherwise, adding a new entry to log changes the previous ones and this way
Sorry, I am not git/github user. Feel free to use the code from my e-mails,
or your own fixes (as I said, my python skills are close to zero).
On Sat, 4 Apr 2015 00:10:47 +0200
klaute kla...@gmx.de wrote:
Thanks for the comments!!!
Feel free to send me a diff/patch file with your
Also, another bug is not supporting the spaces in the file names.
The code:
if 1 == toadd:
tstr = line.split( )
tmpdata[file] = tstr[1]
log.append(copy.deepcopy(tmpdata))
Should be:
if 1 == toadd:
tstr = line.split( , 1) # Only one split.
tmpdata[file] = tstr[1]
#
Thus said John Found on Sat, 04 Apr 2015 01:25:27 +0300:
Sorry, I am not git/github user. Feel free to use the code from my
e-mails, or your own fixes (as I said, my python skills are close to
zero).
Except, that you correctly point out that if you pass a dictionary into
a function, it
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