Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

Hello dear overseers!

We would like to use sourceware.org/bugzilla to handle bugs in GNU poke,
which is a new editor for binary data.

Would this be possible? :)
If yes, how to make it happen?

Thanks!

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Hi -

> We would like to use sourceware.org/bugzilla to handle bugs in GNU poke,
> which is a new editor for binary data.
> 
> Would this be possible? :)
> If yes, how to make it happen?

Just bugzilla, or interested in our other very fine hosting services?

- FChE

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

Hi Frank!
    
    > We would like to use sourceware.org/bugzilla to handle bugs in GNU poke,
    > which is a new editor for binary data.
    > 
    > Would this be possible? :)
    > If yes, how to make it happen?
    
    Just bugzilla, or interested in our other very fine hosting services?
    
For the moment we just need a bugzilla.  Everything else is hosted in
savannah.

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Hi -

> For the moment we just need a bugzilla.  Everything else is hosted in
> savannah.

OK, done.  There is no default-cc at the moment.  You can create a
sourceware.org/bugzilla userid for poke-devel@ and then we can set
that as a default-cc:.

- FChE

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

    
    > For the moment we just need a bugzilla.  Everything else is hosted in
    > savannah.
    
    OK, done.  There is no default-cc at the moment.  You can create a
    sourceware.org/bugzilla userid for poke-devel@ and then we can set
    that as a default-cc:.
    
I have created an account poke-devel@nongnu.org (Yes, the domain
nongnu->gnu change hasn't happen yet, but no big deal) that can be used
as the default-cc.

How to set it?

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Hi -

> I have created an account poke-devel@nongnu.org [...]
> How to set it?

(It's an admin operation.)  Done.

- FChE

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

    
    > I have created an account poke-devel@nongnu.org [...]
    > How to set it?
    
    (It's an admin operation.)  Done.
    
Thanks!  It works :)

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

Hi Frank.
    
    > I have created an account poke-devel@nongnu.org [...]
    > How to set it?
    
    (It's an admin operation.)  Done.
    
We just migrated the list from nongnu.org to gnu.org, and therefore I
had to change the address of poke-devel in bugzilla.  After that, it
seems like the default CC is not working any longer...

Sorry about the nuisance!

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Hi, Jose -

> We just migrated the list from nongnu.org to gnu.org, and therefore I
> had to change the address of poke-devel in bugzilla.  After that, it
> seems like the default CC is not working any longer...

It looks good from the bugzilla side here, and in the mail logs,
I'm seeing it accepted at gnu.org.


- FChE

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

    
    > We just migrated the list from nongnu.org to gnu.org, and therefore I
    > had to change the address of poke-devel in bugzilla.  After that, it
    > seems like the default CC is not working any longer...
    
    It looks good from the bugzilla side here, and in the mail logs,
    I'm seeing it accepted at gnu.org.
    
Ah ok, sorry for the noise then :)

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

Hi Frank, dear overseers :)

Would it be possible to have the following Components for the product
`poke' in the sourceware bugzilla?

Build         (The build system)
Compiler      (The PKL compiler)
RAS           (Our dear Retarded Assembler)
PVM           (The Poke Virtual Machine)
Runtime       (Poke standard library and other runtime stuff)
Library       (Libpoke)
MI            (The Machine Interface)
Emacs         (Emacs related stuff, poke.el, poke-mode.el, etc)
IO            (The IO subsystem)
POKE          (poke, the program)
CLI           (Commands and interface)
Pickles       (Everything under pickles/)
Documentation (The manual and other docs)
Testsuite     (Everything under testsuite/)
GUI           (Everything under gui/)
Other         (Kitchen sink)

Thanks!

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Mark Wielaard]

Hi Jose,

On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 04:02:38PM +0100, Jose E. Marchesi via Overseers wrote:
> Would it be possible to have the following Components for the product
> `poke' in the sourceware bugzilla?
> 
> Build         (The build system)
> Compiler      (The PKL compiler)
> RAS           (Our dear Retarded Assembler)
> PVM           (The Poke Virtual Machine)
> Runtime       (Poke standard library and other runtime stuff)
> Library       (Libpoke)
> MI            (The Machine Interface)
> Emacs         (Emacs related stuff, poke.el, poke-mode.el, etc)
> IO            (The IO subsystem)
> POKE          (poke, the program)
> CLI           (Commands and interface)
> Pickles       (Everything under pickles/)
> Documentation (The manual and other docs)
> Testsuite     (Everything under testsuite/)
> GUI           (Everything under gui/)
> Other         (Kitchen sink)

I added your sourceware bugzilla user to the editcomponents group
which should allow you to manage the components of poke yourself at:
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/editcomponents.cgi?product=poke

Cheers,

Mark

Re: Using sourceware's bugzilla for GNU poke

[Jose E. Marchesi]

> On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 04:02:38PM +0100, Jose E. Marchesi via Overseers wrote:
>> Would it be possible to have the following Components for the product
>> `poke' in the sourceware bugzilla?
>> 
>> Build         (The build system)
>> Compiler      (The PKL compiler)
>> RAS           (Our dear Retarded Assembler)
>> PVM           (The Poke Virtual Machine)
>> Runtime       (Poke standard library and other runtime stuff)
>> Library       (Libpoke)
>> MI            (The Machine Interface)
>> Emacs         (Emacs related stuff, poke.el, poke-mode.el, etc)
>> IO            (The IO subsystem)
>> POKE          (poke, the program)
>> CLI           (Commands and interface)
>> Pickles       (Everything under pickles/)
>> Documentation (The manual and other docs)
>> Testsuite     (Everything under testsuite/)
>> GUI           (Everything under gui/)
>> Other         (Kitchen sink)
>
> I added your sourceware bugzilla user to the editcomponents group
> which should allow you to manage the components of poke yourself at:
> https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/editcomponents.cgi?product=poke

Thank you! :)