Problems with the diff link in latest SVN update posts.

fewyn

Administrator
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There we go, updated the auto builder with the new SVN info and it works perfectly.
 

lostcalpolydude

Developer
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In NetBeans I had to change the Subversion plugin to use SvnKit instead of Javahl before it would connect, then I used Relocate and things finally worked.
 

Winterbay

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lostcalpolydude

Developer
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There have been 3 commits since the upgrade. The first one is shown in most places on sourceforge (though not all), while the other two aren't visible there at all after a few hours (and trying to link directly to them when relevant gives a 404 error). At least subversion is working fine there.
 

lostcalpolydude

Developer
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It looks like https://sourceforge.net/p/kolmafia/code/HEAD/log/ can be used to look at the most recent changes, but it takes a long time to load (around 15 seconds). https://sourceforge.net/p/kolmafia/code/HEAD/ lets you view the entire commit message, though for the RSS bot you might want to replace HEAD with the version number that comes after whatever you last parsed and keep going to the next version if there's a link on the page for it. There's also https://sourceforge.net/p/kolmafia/code/feed but it seems to update slowly.
 

matt.chugg

Moderator
It looks like https://sourceforge.net/p/kolmafia/code/HEAD/log/ can be used to look at the most recent changes, but it takes a long time to load (around 15 seconds). https://sourceforge.net/p/kolmafia/code/HEAD/ lets you view the entire commit message, though for the RSS bot you might want to replace HEAD with the version number that comes after whatever you last parsed and keep going to the next version if there's a link on the page for it. There's also https://sourceforge.net/p/kolmafia/code/feed but it seems to update slowly.

theres now an rss feed? should rss bot use that instead of mine, I don't think it shows which files have been changed though
 

matt.chugg

Moderator
fixed the view and diff links in the rss feed. rss bot will now think the last 10 commits are new and will repost them, sorry about that!
 

Catch-22

Active member
Looks like the project file destinations haven't changed, I just needed to relocate to the new SVN and the Excelsior builds are back on track :)
 

Theraze

Active member
Apparently the RSS Bot got stuck again... updates 11871-11875 haven't shown up yet, despite being visible when you look at Daily Builds.
 

matt.chugg

Moderator
Apparently the RSS Bot got stuck again... updates 11871-11875 haven't shown up yet, despite being visible when you look at Daily Builds.

not RSS bots fault, something wrong with the cron job on my server, I've run it manually for a minute while I investigate

EDIT: turns out, if you don't copy the new version to the live server, cron really isn't going to be able to figure out how to run it! :p
 
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lostcalpolydude

Developer
Staff member
Those diff links aren't working properly. All of the recent posts compare to 11871 rather than the version before the change.
 

matt.chugg

Moderator
Very sorry, I am an idiot, please could you delete the last 10 as rssbot is about to redo them, with proper links

No excuses here, I should have double checked harder! sorry!
 

roippi

Developer
So, the default (for whatever reason) diff is the "unified" view, but I find the side-by-side view to be massively better. If others agree, adding a &diformat=sidebyside field to the diff links could save a click.
 

fronobulax

Developer
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So, the default (for whatever reason) diff is the "unified" view, but I find the side-by-side view to be massively better. If others agree, adding a &diformat=sidebyside field to the diff links could save a click.

Because the information in common is duplicated in side by side, unified does make better use of limited screen real estate. However, I too would rather have side by side as the default and switch to unified if needed.
 
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