Wednesday, 2011-03-02

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geemeeHi there, Just noticed that email notifications sometimes send emails out with a link saying http://localhost..... other emails have the corrrect address http://mantis06:26
geemeestrangly the hostname of the box is actually mantis also.06:26
geemeeso where is it pickuing up localhost when sending out emails and how can I modify / force it to show the correct url?06:27
geemeeonly reference to localhost is the database setup06:29
moto-moimaybe it uses somewhere $_SERVER or something like that?06:48
moto-moiAlthough I have never seen that bug in my installation, but I also never have used http://localhost to browse to my mantis installation :P06:48
geemeeHi Moto-moi I notice don forums about G-path. is this used in latest mantis? We dont browse localhost form mantis since it is a server without GUI.06:55
moto-moiI have no idea, I'm not a mantis developer :)06:59
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kirillkahi all08:18
kirillkahow I can config notification: changed all status - send mail. change status to CLOSED - not send mail ?08:20
kirillkafor now all changes status - send email08:20
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jimmy___daryn: thank you10:03
darynnp10:03
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jimmy___daryn:  When I checkout the tag (and make a new ref?) do you expect that my working directory will contain files and folders that were commited later?  I currently see folders that shouldn't have existed yet when the tag was made11:50
darynjimmy___: checking out a tag is a little different than checking out a branch and tbh I'm not 100% sure11:52
daryni believe dirs and files that exist in the previously active branch but not in the checked out tag/branch do remain in the working directory but are not part of the index.11:54
darynin this case you must be careful not to add them to the index when commiting and probably should just delete them to be safe.11:54
darynjreese is more experienced than I with git so he may have a more complete/better answer11:55
jimmy___daryn: thank you.  I think I understand what you're saying.11:55
darynit took me awhile to get used to the way git handles the working directory and index11:56
darynbut I wouldn't want to go back now that I (mostly) get git.11:57
jreesejimmy___: should have mentioned this the other day, but you might want to consider masing your work off of the master-1.1.x branch rather than the 1.1.8 tag, as there are some patches on master-1.1.x iirc that have not yet been released12:23
jreesebut if you still want to work from the 1.1.8 tag, it would be best if you create a new (local) branch from the tag, and use that to commit and track all of your changes12:24
jreeseeg, `git branch newbranchname release-1.1.8|master-1.1.x`12:25
jimmy___ok.  Either way though, I should create a branch of 1.1.8 or 1.1.x against which to record my changes12:26
jreeseright12:26
jimmy___wait, does that command merge 1.1.x and 1.1.8, and then make a new branch?12:26
jreeseno, just pick one of the two points to use, and it will create a new branch starting at that ref12:27
jreeseeg `git branch newname master-1.1.x` or `git branch newname release-1.1.8`12:27
jimmy___jreese: didn't notice the pipe, nice.  also, once i've done this, is there a command that will clean out files not associated with the tag?  Or I guess, do I need to make sure I don't commit any files that I didn't modify that might show up as not being in the branch?12:28
jreesejimmy___: as long as you don't `git add` files that you don't want tracked or committed, you should be fine12:29
jimmy___jreese: thank you very much12:29
jreeseotherwise, you could also consider modifying .gitignore to let git know that you never want those files tracked12:29
darynjreese: i've run across this where I've added new directories or files specific to a feature branch that somehow persist as untracked when I revert to a different branch.  if that's the case here then you don't want to .gitignore.12:31
jimmy___jreese:  I don't see a master-1.1.x12:32
jreeseas long as you've committed those files, they shouldn't persist if you checkout a different branch or revision -- if they are untracked, then git takes the safe action and leaves them alone12:33
jreesejimmy___: sorry, origin/master-1.1.x12:33
jimmy___jreese:  I see an origin/master-1.2.x12:33
jreesejimmy___: did you clone from github?12:34
jimmy___yes, but then checked out 1.1.812:34
jreeseapparently I never set up my mirror script to push 1.1.x 12:35
jreesegive me a moment and I'll push master-1.1.x to github12:35
jimmy___jreese:  Well, I could be doing something wrong.  Oh ok12:35
jimmy___jreese: Thanks!12:35
jreesejimmy___: `git fetch` should allow you to see origin/master-1.1.x now12:37
jimmy___jreese: I see it now, thanks!12:43
jreeseyou're welcome12:43
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jimmy___jreese: so I see some patches for curing XSS vulerabilities since 1.1.8, and so when I take my files which were modifications against 1.1.8, I should merge them with the ones in 1.1.x and keep 1.1.x changes.  Does this sound sane?12:55
jimmy___jreese:  or should I get a branch of 1.1.8, apply my changes first, then figure out how to apply the changes from 1.1.x12:57
jreeseI think either one would be fine, although by applying your changes against 1.1.8, you could get git to handle merging or rebasing them to master-1.1.x13:01
jreeseor at least attempt to handle13:01
jimmy___jreese: so once I make my changes against 1.1.8, I should then commit them, and then do some other git command to get the latest changes?13:10
jreeseright13:10
jimmy___jreese: sigh.  it doesn't see my changes for a commit.13:12
jreesejimmy___: you need to `git add` any files you've modified before it will commit them13:13
jreese`git add -u` will automatically add all changed files13:13
darynthanks john...I hadn't discovered that one yet.13:15
jreesedaryn: we all learn something every day :P13:15
jimmy___jreese: ok I could use a hint. after I commit my changes to 1.1.8 into a new branch, what git concept is used to apply other commits?13:22
jreese`git merge` will do a traditional merge, vs `git rebase` which will "replay" commits as patches onto the target branch, and is usually what I would prefer in that sort of instance13:23
jimmy___jreese: thanks, I don't know enough to know what the difference is, but I'll look it up later.13:23
jreesehttp://docs.mantisbt.org/master/en/developers/dev.appendix.html#DEV.APPENDIX.GIT13:24
jreesealso useful: http://progit.org/book/13:25
jimmy___excellent13:25
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jimmy___my flipping changes keep getting overwritten.  oh well.  I'm done with this.  Thanks for the help14:43
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