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On Tue, 2013-02-26 at 13:04 -0500, W. Trevor King wrote: |
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> On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 08:47:14AM -0800, Brian Dolbec wrote: |
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> > Also I've rebased everything on current master |
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> That should make things easier to merge :). |
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> It looks like some of my earlier comments were addressed by this |
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> reroll, but some are still applicable. Apologies if we'd resolved any |
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> of this earlier and I just missed the reference in my mailbox. |
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> I map my old comments onto the rebased commits below, but the bulk of |
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> the outstanding suggestions revolve around: |
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> * ConfigParser-based configuration |
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> * Argparse-based command line parsing |
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> * Logging-based debugging output |
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> * os.path.join(), normpath(), … for path manipulation |
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> These are mostly “take advantage of Python's standard library” |
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> changes, and I'd be happy to help implement them on top of the current |
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> master if folks feel like that has a chance of getting merged ;). |
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All that is for a TODO list. What I did was rebase my existing changes, |
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merging fixes to the commits that made the change..., fix the commit |
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messages, etc... |
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Same with the other things you listed below, mostly for a TODO and your |
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wishlist. Pretty much all I agree with. |
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My aim for now is to debug the hell out of it, to stabilize all the |
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existing changes, BEFORE doing a ton more changes. That will also give |
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me more experience in how catalyst is used, possibly ideas how to change |
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it for the better. I'll fix the doc's generation and make a setup.py |
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and new 9999 ebuild. |
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Plus I need to focus more on another project needed for the git tree |
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migration. |
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> Cheers, |
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> Trevor |
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