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title: First steps towards support for bugzilla.gnome.org
categories:
- computer
- jetpack
date: 2010-08-06T07:19:00
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After return from Guadec_ I was greatly encouraged by the interest
I've met there. I thought on the spot about making a specific child
object for Gnome bugzilla (similar to MozillaBugzilla), which would
liquidate unnecessary buttons from bugzilla. However, another request
I've got was from Luis_ and he asked me to get an ability to eliminate
unnecessary buttons so he can use bugzilla for his MoFo legal work
(which is an interesting idea in itself ;)).
In the end I have decided that it would be actually easy to keep all
business logic still in JSON file (and not having some
``if (this.hostname === "bugzilla.gnome.org")`` hardwired in the code).
So with the current (`git`_, unreleased) version you can add this bit of
code into configData of your JSON file::
"killNodes": {
"bugzilla.gnome.org": [
"stocklinks", true
]
},
and the script will kill element with id ``'stocklinks'`` upon the
startup. For Luis, instead of one string, it could be an array with more
IDs. So this is the current look of bugzilla.gnome.org in my Firefox
.. image:: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_de4d8QAtRzI/TFuaXoLYPLI/AAAAAAAAAsc/h7xi7usNXXk/s400/bts-gnome-first.png
:scale: 66%
:align: center
:target: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_de4d8QAtRzI/TFuaXoLYPLI/AAAAAAAAAsc/h7xi7usNXXk/s1600/bts-gnome-first.png
However, while testing the script I found that bgo is still very heavily
modified (although apparently not `an obsolete one anymore`_) and my
script breaks somewhere. I have fixed one inconsistency (apparently,
``'mailto:'`` is not good enough for their email addresses ;)), but
there is still something which breaks generation of new buttons. I'll
work on it when I can.
.. _Guadec:
http://guadec.org/index.php/guadec/2010/
.. _Luis:
http://tieguy.org/blog/
.. _git:
git://git.fedorahosted.org/bugzilla-triage-scripts.git
.. _`an obsolete one anymore`:
https://lpsolit.wordpress.com/2010/07/15/please-upgrade/
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