Can I please have the Virtual Ticket Permissions Trac plugin installed? I’ve already added it to deploy (see r4688), it just needs to be run (and whatever else needs to happen for a Trac plugin to be picked up, does it require an Apache restart?). I’ll be configuring it for themes.trac once it is installed.
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Andrew Nacin
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Andrew Nacin
Can we please have all Trac installs updated from 1.0 to 1.0.1? In r4654-deploy, I’ve updated the wporg-svn 0005 tag and migration script.
(In particular, http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/11319 is needed to fix the rendering of attachments ending in *.diff.)
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Andrew Nacin
This Trac ticket is not loading: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/15058. Unicode error.
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Barry
Looks to be some Genshi 0.7 weirdness. I downgraded to 0.6.1 and it’s working now.
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Nikolay Bachiyski
The GlotPress Trac isn’t picking up new SVN commits. It’s stuck on r745, the latest one is r746. Thanks!
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stankea
I don’t see your commit in http://glotpress.svn.wordpress.org/
When did you commit it? Where did you commit it from?
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Andrew Nacin
You can find r746 at http://svn.glotpress.org/.
These should be the same:
dig svn.glotpress.org +short 72.233.56.141 dig glotpress.svn.wordpress.org +short 66.155.40.247
Even after the DNS is updated, I think we need to make sure that all repos in LUV are forced to read-only (or push all traffic to LAX, etc.), otherwise this could happen again via bad DNS or a host header, correct?
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Andrew Nacin
Resolved by Barry.
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Andrew Nacin
Can the Trac Duplicates plugin running on core.trac please be activated for the GlotPress Trac?
After it is added, nothing will change. This is expected. I will then need to make some trac.ini changes before it actually works.
(I plan to have it activated on other Tracs soon as well, but there is a bug I need to fix first.)
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stankea
enabled the trac duplicate plugin on glotpress.trac.wordpress.org
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Nikolay Bachiyski
Hey, I am trying to login to the Unit Tests Trac, so that I can reply to a ticket there, but
/loginredirects to https://core.trac.wordpress.org/log/tests.Was this by design? I would prefer to reply to active tickets there until we migrate the conversations to the core trac.
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stankea
The merge of unit tests to core was on purpose. @nacin can give more info about it
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Nikolay Bachiyski
Thanks, @stankea.
Hm, judging from this comment it sounds like we still should be able to login/comment on tickets.
@nacin, am I reading this right?
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Andrew Nacin
Yes.
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stankea
There was a bug in config – /login wasn’t expected to be redirected. Fixed it now.
But anything regarding how the tickets should be handled – in which trac – should be answered by @nacin-
Ian Dunn
If i go to unit-tests.trac.wordpress.org/login directly, I get the login prompt, but if I just go to unit-tests.trac.wordpress.org and click the Login link, it doesn’t display the prompt and just refreshes the current page.
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Konstantin Kovshenin
I thought I posted this last night, or maybe I was dreaming. Can we please have an “other” component in code.trac.wordpress.org? Thanks!
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Andrew Nacin
What would be the use case? Can we simply continue to add components for each project?
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Konstantin Kovshenin
Sure, in that case we can add “wordcamp”
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Konstantin Kovshenin
Friendly reminder
can we please get a wordcamp component in code trac? Thanks!
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Andrew Nacin
Granted Konstantin TRAC_ADMIN so he can manage these.
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Andrew Nacin
In preparation for porting Trac from sqlite to MySQL, I would like a dump of the current DB for core.trac.wordpress.org. I will then run through the full conversion locally, document it, and script it for the eventual live transition. We’ll probably want to move a smaller Trac first to work out any kinks, so a dump of either code.trac or unit-tests.trac would also be good.
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stankea
Dumped core (sounds funny) and wp-unit-tests. You can find them in /home/wporgdev/trac on your sandbox
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Andrew Nacin
We’re merging design.trac and unit-tests.trac into core.trac (but keeping separate SVN repos), taking advantage of Trac 0.12′s multi-repository support.
Everything is set up on Trac’s end, I just need two commands run:
trac-admin $ENV repository resync "tests" trac-admin $ENV repository resync "design"
… where $ENV would be the path to trac-environs/wp-core.
I then need two post-commit hooks, one on the unit-tests.svn repo, and the other on design.svn, both pointing to the wp-core environment:
trac-admin $ENV changeset added "design" $REV trac-admin $ENV changeset added "tests" $REV
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Andrew Nacin
design.trac (which has no tickets, etc.) can be killed off with this. unit-tests.trac should remain operational, as it has existing tickets. I’ll make it read-only like what we did with WordPress MU’s Trac once this is done.
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Andrew Nacin
I don’t *think* anything needs to change with core.svn’s post-commit hook.
Also, I am pretty sure that “design” and “tests” for the post-commit hooks can likely be their full SVN paths instead, so the same as core.svn’s post-commit hook.
I can set up svnnotify after.
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Andrew Nacin
Done by @stankea! Including svn notify for both. (Design is now also piped to wp-svn, like tests.)
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John James Jacoby
Awesome.
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Andrew Nacin
Downloading a zip file directly from Trac is broken: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/6528/trunk?old_path=%2F&format=zip.
Reported at http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/22332 (also over Twitter, and by JJJ).
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stankea
Fixed.
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stankea are discussing. 
Done.