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The last release of GNU Arch was in 2006, over ten years ago at time of writing.
GNU suggests users should migrate repositories to Bazaar. This commit removes
all support for Arch to reduce ongoing maintenance overheads.
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I haven't tagged 1.1.0 yet, but earlier tags do not use Bugs
Everywhere Directory v1.5, and we don't have on-the-fly storage
updates yet.
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I wrote the actual patch, but Nicolas gave pretty unambiguous
directions, so I'm making him the author.
On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 11:03:39AM -0400, Nicolas Bigaouette wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying out Bugs Everywhere, pretty neat!
>
> Reading the documentation, I see it's possible to add attachment to the bug
> report. The "commenting on bugs" section of the tutorial[1] gives the
> command for the attachment:
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> > $ cat screenshot.png | be comment --content-type image/png bea/28f
> >
> or the following to reply to a specific comment:
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> > $ be comment bea/28f “Whosit dissapears when you mouse-over whatsit.”
> > $ cat screenshot.png | be comment --content-type image/png bea/28f/41d
> >
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> Both these commands fail as they will try to open the editor for entering
> the comment.
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> The fix is simply to append a single dash "-" at the end of the attachment
> command to tell "be comment" to read the comment from stdin (see "be help
> comment").
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> Also, the second example has not the same formatting as the first one. The
> first one seems to have a "code" formatting, while the second is just
> indented without any line breaks.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nicolas
>
> [1] http://docs.bugseverywhere.org/tutorial.html#commenting-on-bugs
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I seem to have left CherryPy out of the earlier list.
The extra handholding for minimal installations is an attempt to
address problems people have had installing BE on non-Linux systems,
where the standard build tools are less common.
I also mention my Gentoo overlay and Michel Alexandre Salim's Fedora
package, so people running Gentoo and Fedora don't have to bother
figuring any of this out ;).
Finally, I moved the package information up to the top of the install
page, so people on supported systems realize they have an easy out
before reading through the install procedure.
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Also added subdir option to generate-libbe-txt.make_module_txt(), in
the hopes that subdir='.' would fix the missing reference errors, but
no luck (although it did reduce them). I'm sticking with
subdir='libbe' for now to avoid cluttering doc/ with autogenerated
cruft.
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