Can I have a deploy on deploy repo r3965?
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Andrew Nacin
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Nikolay Bachiyski
Hey, I am trying to login to the Unit Tests Trac, so that I can reply to a ticket there, but
/loginredirects to https://core.trac.wordpress.org/log/tests.Was this by design? I would prefer to reply to active tickets there until we migrate the conversations to the core trac.
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stankea
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Nikolay Bachiyski
Thanks, @stankea.
Hm, judging from this comment it sounds like we still should be able to login/comment on tickets.
@nacin, am I reading this right?
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Andrew Nacin
Yes.
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stankea
There was a bug in config – /login wasn’t expected to be redirected. Fixed it now.
But anything regarding how the tickets should be handled – in which trac – should be answered by @nacin
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Jen Mylo
Could you add #wordpress-contribute to the irc logging setup? It’s a new channel we’ll be using for welcoming/instructing new contributors. Thanks!
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Andrew Nacin
The name and purpose of this channel sounds like it could be fairly confusing to new contributors, and existing ones. I’m curious, could you elaborate a bit?
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stankea
Bot in place.
01-18 11:21:25 -!- rez-bot has joined #wordpress-contribute
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Jen Mylo
Thanks!
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Konstantin Kovshenin
I thought I posted this last night, or maybe I was dreaming. Can we please have an “other” component in code.trac.wordpress.org? Thanks!
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Andrew Nacin
What would be the use case? Can we simply continue to add components for each project?
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Konstantin Kovshenin
Sure, in that case we can add “wordcamp”
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John James Jacoby
Can we please add rez-bot (IRC logging) to the following Freenode channels:
- #buddypress
- #bbpress-dev
- #wordcamp
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stankea
Added rez-bot to these 3 channels
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Andrew Nacin
Can @markjaquith and I please have git installed on our sandboxes? We need it for some mirroring scripts, and I can benefit when working with some of our external libraries.
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stankea
Howdy and happy new year! Santa has installed git on your sandboxes, and sorry for the delay
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Konstantin Kovshenin
Hi there! Can I please have a new directory called “wordcamp” in code.svn.wordpress.org together with commit access to that directory? Thanks!
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Andrew Nacin
I went ahead and did this, but just note I think we can probably swing a new meta.svn after the holiday, which wordcamp stuff can be tossed into as well.
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Konstantin Kovshenin
SVN all the things
thanks Andrew and Happy Holidays!
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Samuel Wood (Otto)
Reported to plugins@:
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Revision 105138 appears to be corrupted in the SVN repo:http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/105138
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I ran into this because svnsync fails to
read it as well, so it’s impossible to mirror or backup the repo
because of this one revision (though there could also be more past
this revision that are also corrupt, but I won’t know until it gets
past this one).
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Barry
We are looking into it
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Bryan Petty
Out of curiosity, are you able to perform a raw dump of this revision at least?
$ svnadmin dump -r105138 –incremental /var/svn/repos/plugins > r105138.dump
(using the appropriate path to the repo of course)
I’m not able to using svnrdump (SVN 1.7.5), but if it can be done from local filesystem, that dump should be helpful at least.
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Bryan Petty
What I’ve found is that r105305 is the actual commit that r105138 was intended to be considering r105138 was committed by “plugin-master” (the script for creating new plugins in the repos once they’ve been approved), starts with the same plugin name before hitting incorrectly encoded characters, and the log even mentions the same WP.org user account. At no point in between was there another commit to the completely broken tree that r105138 introduces.
Testing this out with a valid SVN repo on 1.6 (the same version running on the plugins SVN repo), I’m able to simply turn such a commit into an empty revision (with only revision properties) just like what happens when you run
svndumpfilterwithout any issues. However, this is while making use of svndump, which I know is possible with the plugins repo, but would require some *extensive* work with setting up a fixed mirror (from the filtered dump, and kept up-to-date either with additional dumps in sync with cron or possibly with svnsync) that would be turned into the production server at the flip of a switch somewhere (in order to minimize downtime).I’m not familiar with any other way to fix this though since this specifically involves a broken filesystem node, and not just a broken revision log message (which is all I’ve ever run into before, and those are simple – just a svn:log property edit).
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Andrew Nacin
From what I recall (from @westi), there were some corrupted revisions from way back when, so I would guess earlier than 2009, so I would not be surprised if there are more earlier than this.
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Barry
I don’t think they are corrupted – it just look like some character set incompatibility. Should be fixable.
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Peter Westwood
Agreed, from memory they look corrupted but actually are fine if you use the right locale to fetch them.
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Bryan Petty
There’s not any revisions earlier than this one like this, I’ve already been through every revision before r105138. I’m just not sure about later revisions yet.
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Peter Westwood
To follow up I checked my IRC logs from 2009 and there was a corrupted revision but that was fixed it was somewhere in the 87000 numbers.
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Andrew Nacin
In preparation for porting Trac from sqlite to MySQL, I would like a dump of the current DB for core.trac.wordpress.org. I will then run through the full conversion locally, document it, and script it for the eventual live transition. We’ll probably want to move a smaller Trac first to work out any kinks, so a dump of either code.trac or unit-tests.trac would also be good.
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stankea
Dumped core (sounds funny) and wp-unit-tests. You can find them in /home/wporgdev/trac on your sandbox
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John James Jacoby
Seeing mixed reports over the past few days of 500 responses when visiting codex.buddypress.org.
Most informative report so far:
Others report it maybe specific to Firefox on Windows; I have not been able to reproduce.
Thoughts?
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Barry
That particular report was caused by this fatal error –
[13-Dec-2012 02:53:42] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_editable_roles() in (redacted)/wp-content/mu-plugins/codex-hacks.php on line 88
There are some other fatals though. Maybe @nacin can hook you up with the custom error handler used on WP.org so you can see these in real time?
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John James Jacoby
Thanks for that. I’ll ping him and get it sorted.
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Andrew Nacin
Done, I’ve turned error handling on for bbpress.org and buddypress.org (including profiles).
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stankea, and 
Bryan Petty, 
The merge of unit tests to core was on purpose. @nacin can give more info about it