New submission from Nick Coghlan :
The cynic in me makes me think someone may be encouraging us to fix the hash
collision bug by DoS'ing the issue tracker with it...
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messages: 2364
nosy: ncoghlan
priority: critical
status: unread
title: Tracker is resolving at the network level, but
Ezio Melotti added the comment:
I think that's because www.python.org is down, and the tracker loads a few
resources from there. I removed some of these dependencies (mainly CSSs) but
there are a couple left (the logo and another CSS IIRC). I could copy them on
bugs.python.org so that it do
Nick Coghlan added the comment:
If you get repeated application of upstream changes in generated patches, it's
a sign that the patch generator is having trouble finding the right base
version to compare against. Usually this happens due to daisy chaining of
merges, so a CPython version gets m
Nick Coghlan added the comment:
Yes please - one of the big reasons we switched off SF to our own tracker was
to improve tracker reliability (SourceForge stability at the time was terrible
- they've improved things a lot since then). Upfront's offer of fully supported
hosting was a big part o
If you get repeated application of upstream changes in generated
patches, it's a sign that the patch generator is having trouble
finding the right base version to compare against. Usually this
happens due to daisy chaining of merges, so a CPython version gets
merged, but never appears direc
Ezio Melotti added the comment:
Should be fixed in r88933. The CSS included a few background-images, so I had
to copy them too and tweak the links.
This is the list of files:
Adding (bin) html/bullet.gif
Adding (bin) html/button-on-bg.png
Adding (bin) html/header-bg2.png
Adding h
