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Comment nesting wasn't working properly before, where you could get
things like:
<div class="comment root" id="a">
</div> <!-- close a -->
<div class="comment" id="a/b">
<div class="comment" id="a/b/c">
<div class="comment root" id="d">
</div> <!-- close d -->
</div> <!-- close a/b/c -->
</div> <!-- close a/b -->
from a comment tree (using fake ids) of:
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|-- a
| `-- a/b
| `-- a/b/c
`-- d
The new handling pushes the `div_close(depth)` call to the front of
the comment block, because a comment's depth tells us how many of the
already-rendered comments we need to close. Closing comments at the
top of the block means that we'll always have at least one unclosed
comment to close after the comment loop completes. With the new
handling, we'll get a more appropriate:
<div class="comment root" id="a">
<div class="comment" id="a/b">
<div class="comment" id="a/b/c">
</div> <!-- close a/b/c -->
</div> <!-- close a/b -->
</div> <!-- close a -->
<div class="comment root" id="C29a03522-ed6e-4a9a-8823-23a1c513865f">
</div> <!-- close d -->
Reported-by: Owen Jacobson <owen.jacobson@grimoire.ca>
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border-radius and friends are standard CSS3 [1].
[1]: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-background/#the-border-radius
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These were introduced in
commit d61d54ce33022f0613c5e19e2f52be4ab77c4664
Author: Gianluca Montecchi <gian@grys.it>
Date: Mon Jan 24 22:47:32 2011 +0100
New html output for html command
and propogated in
commit 5b6be7a511670cdf1961d13040cddcb34e70b8a1
Author: W. Trevor King <wking@drexel.edu>
Date: Sun Apr 17 02:41:07 2011 -0400
Rework `be html` to use Jinja2 templates.
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Now `be html` defaults to serving the BE repo live. With the
`--export-html` option, it reverts to the earlier static dump
behaviour.
This will make it easier for others to embed a read-only HTML server
in their own app (e.g. as a gitorious issue tracker).
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The bulk of the work is in regard to XML, with new BugDir.xml and
.from_xml methods to support the new <bugdir> entity. I also split
the guts import_xml's ._run method into sub-methods to make the import
logic more obvious.
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Some temporary changes to encoding.py seem to have been added to
commit 1512c0e2a64e19c8d4e5697257a4df5ddd8bc727
Author: W. Trevor King <wking@drexel.edu>
Date: Tue Nov 8 07:14:43 2011 -0500
by accident.
The initial change came from discussions with Niall Douglas, during
which I realized that "filesystem encoding" ususally means the
encoding for the *path*, not the *contents*. To avoid further
confusion I'd renamed `get_filesystem_encoding` to the less ambiguous
`get_text_file_encoding`. This commit should complete the transition.
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This cleans up Mathieu Clabaut's fix to the html_gen definition
problems in `be html -e`.
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'html_gen' was referenced before assignment.
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Introduced by bugs/XXX.html -> bugs/XXX/index.html in
wking@drexel.edu-20100220181238-j5ecst02y0k9ioo9
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Or at least merged the general idea. Changes in the implementation
listed in #bea/01e/2f9#.
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File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/libbe/command/html.py", line 371, in _escape
return xml.sax.saxutils.escape(char)
NameError: global name 'char' is not defined
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Before, anything matching libbe.util.id.REGEXP was convert-or-die.
Now it's convert-or-no-op. Much safer ;). The new
_long_to_linked_user doctest would have failed with the old
implementation.
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All of its functionality has moved off into more focused modules.
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duplicate_bugdir() works, but for the vcs backends, it could require
shelling out for _every_ file read. This could, and probably will, be
horribly slow. Still it works ;).
I'm not sure what a better implementation would be. The old
implementation checked out the entire earlier state into a temporary
directory
pros: single shell out, simple upgrade implementation
cons: wouldn't work well for HTTP backens
I think a good solution would run along the lines of the currently
commented out code in duplicate_bugdir(), where a
VersionedStorage.changed_since(revision)
call would give you a list of changed files. diff could work off of
that directly, without the need to generate a whole duplicate bugdir.
I'm stuck on how to handle upgrades though...
Also removed trailing whitespace from all python files.
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The old
.requires_*
thing was rediculous. The new ._get_*() callbacks allow the caller
to provide a means for getting the expensive structures, which the
command can use, or not, as required. This will also make it easier
to implement the completion callbacks.
The callbacks should probably have matching .set_*() methods, to
avoid the current cache tweaking
cmd._storage = ...
etc. But that can wait for now...
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