OpenCPN Bug Report / Feature Request Tracker

[svpresent]

When you want to register in flyspray you have to fill in a jabber ID.
I get an error "not a valid jabber ID"
Which are valid jabber ID's?

[nohal]

Originally Posted by svpresent

Which are valid jabber ID's?

The format is an e-mail address...

Pavel

[Netsurfer]

Originally Posted by svpresent

When you want to register in flyspray you have to fill in a jabber ID.

No, you can leave it blank.

I get an error "not a valid jabber ID"
Which are valid jabber ID's?

See Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol - Wikipedia

Gunther

[Ptizef]

Hi
Sorry need a help
There is so many threats opened , so I'm lost ...
What is exactly the last beta ? I test the 220-716 but I read some where a 220-719 ?
where can I get it ?
Thanks for our help
regards
jEAN pIERRE

[Netsurfer]

Jean Pierre,

Originally Posted by Ptizef

What is exactly the last beta ? I test the 220-716 but I read some where a 220-719 ?
where can I get it ?

as far as I know is the latest "offcially" downloadable beta version 716.

But Dave has done some more changes on the 19th and 20th.

So if you build your own version from GIT the latest beta should be 720.

Gunther

[Ptizef]

Thanks Gunter
But how can I get the new CVS for 220 ?
At SourceForge.net I get only 210 sources
something have changed ?
regards
Jean Pierre

[nohal]

Originally Posted by Ptizef

something have changed ?

JP,
the source has been migrated to git after the 2.1.0 release - more in http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...tml#post477705

Pavel

[Ptizef]

Thanks but I need more help
What I have exactly to do to get sources ?
a precision , I am under windows !
many thanks in advance
Jean Pierre

[nohal]

JP,
have a look at Git For Windows Developers – Git Series - Part 1 - Jason Meridth - Los Techies : Blogs about software and anything tech! - probably the best tutorial for Win users available.
You can also use tortoisegit - Project Hosting on Google Code - especially if you are familiar with the other Tortoise* tools, but I find the command line easier to use even on Windows
If you will have any problems let me know what's it and I will try to help you with the particular solution.

Pavel

[Viking Sailor]

Open a terminal in your development directory.

If you have an opencpn folder - rename it to something else.

Enter the command --
git clone git://opencpn.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/opencpn/opencpn

[bdbcat]

Folks...

Gunther (netsurfer) has volunteered to help administer the Flyspray tracker.
He is now a Flyspray Admin, and can make user account changes, shuffle tasks, assign priorities, etc.

Thank you Gunther

We can expect to see some new projects added, with potentially some bugs shifted around to suit.

Thank you all for the reports so far. Looking good.

Dave

[Netsurfer]

Hi,

I started to set up the tracker as follows:

• each plugin (module) is an own project
  The author of the plugin should register an account on the tracker, please. So he could get the 'Project Manager' for this project and all entries are automatically assigned to him.
• all stable versions of OpenCPN are combined in the project 'OpenCPN - stable' (which is also the Default project).
  In this project the version belongs to the main version number of OCPN. Build numbers, if needed, have to be given in the text.
• the actual Beta/ Developement version of OCPN is a separate project - 'OpenCPN 2.2.x - beta'
  In this project the version number is the build number. So any reports could be assigned to the respective build.
  I also added an option 'future version' for Feature Requests, which should only be added to this project.

The idea behind this structure is the following:
If the latest Beta versions becomes stable

• the version number can easily be added to the 'OpenCPN - stable' project
• remaining open tasks are easily shifted to the newly created OpenCPN X.X.x - beta project
• the actual 'OpenCPN 2.2.x - beta' project will be deleted

Gunther

[jpiebrig]

Hi,

In Flyspray, is there the possibility to see easily all the tasks which have been resolved as in Mantis ? It is an interesting function.

Jean-Pierre

[nohal]

Originally Posted by jpiebrig

In Flyspray, is there the possibility to see easily all the tasks which have been resolved as in Mantis ? It is an interesting function.

Click on "Advanced" next to the search field and select "All Closed Tasks" in the Status list. The filtering possibilities are not as detailed as in Mantis, but should be enough.

Pavel

[Netsurfer]

Jean-Pierre,

Pavel was quicker than me (thanks).

Originally Posted by nohal

Click on "Advanced" next to the search field and select "All Closed Tasks" in the Status list.

There are two closed tasks in the 'OpenCPN 2.2.x - beta' project if you want to test it.

Gunther