Re: Weekly Report #1 GSOC 2001 [02/05 - 08/05]

On 05/10/2011 06:02 AM, Luis Ochoa wrote:
> Last week, I updated after some research my github repo forked from pgAdmin
> github mirror
>
> https://github.com/postgres/pgadmin3
>
> and then I merge it with ticket225 branch from Guillaume with all last GSoC
> work and Guillaume changes at:
>
> https://github.com/gleu/pgadmin3/tree/ticket225
>
> and after that I created a branch at my github pgAdmin forked repo and
> Guillaume changes at:
>
> https://github.com/xiul/pgadmin3/tree/gsoc2011
>
> Later after setup my development environment and an initial commit and some
> fixes after the merge because changes in version of pgAdmin used , now I'm
> able to compile the database designer at pgAdmin source code.
>
> This code still have some errors and I should check if with all the merge
> conflicts that I got when I made rebase I don't affect other parts of
> pgAdmin, but in any case final patches should only affect my designer and
> not anything else at pgAdmin source code.
>

Yeah, there shouldn't be much conflict. Your code is on its own
directory. I guess the main issue will be the build script.

> Today I created a wiki page for this project and my schedule for it, anyone
> can check it at:
> http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Development_of_improvements_in_pgAdmin_physical_database_designer_module
>

Seems good at first read.

> As I wrote at my schedule at wiki page, my first goal is to get a patch of
> the physical database designer with commitable candidate status.
>

+1

> Because that I'm going to start to implement Guillaume directions at my
> source code this week, and I'll appreciate any other suggestion to allow
> getting a "commitable candidate status" (not meaning a commit needed just it
> can be done, real commitable status is reserved for final patch).
>

Nope. It'll be commited ASAP (meaning when the dev branch will be open
again). We won't wait till the end of GSoC. I really want us to make
commits each time we reach a commitable state. We can't really do this
right now because we are in beta now, but as soon as we open the dev
branch, I want each commitable patch to be commited.

Thanks for your report.

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Guillaume
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