On Oct 4, 10:44 am, git trac <
gitt...@gmail.com> wrote:
> *It works fine for the previous version after the django installed.
> Did not (venture ) into trying your version of install.py.
> The current version of Django I used was installed by someone else. I
> did try once but got the following error message
The installer doesn't install django, it just checks it's present.
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "./install.py", line 195, in <module>
> if not SVN('agilito', url = '
http://agilito.googlecode.com/svn/
> trunk/agilito').verify():
> File "./install.py", line 79, in verify
> __import__(
self.name)
> File "/home/user/agilito-env/agilitoproject/agilito/__init__.py",
> line 69, in <module>
> PRINTABLE_CARDS = PrintableCards(settings.PRINTABLE_CARD_STOCK)
> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute
> 'PRINTABLE_CARD_STOCK'
Yeah, the new version of the installer will tell you to change this.
For now, just set PRINTABLE_CARD_STOCK to any string ('' will do) in
settings.py
> *We are not supposed to touch anything that is in 'fixtures' such as
> burndown.json right?
Nope. these were present when I joined the project, I have no idea
what they're for really.
> I did try to test what happen when I changed domain into the real
> domain name.
> (a crazy hack.)
Not a hack, you can do that even if you run the embedded dev server (I
do that myself for remote testing when I ssh in for coding).
> *If we don't install matplotlib, would we still get the chart for
> progress? (where would it be, if it exists.)
Yes, you get the flash version, it'll be in the iteration tab. If you
have matplotlib you can choose between the static (faster) version and
the fancy flash version. If you have matplotlib you also get a bigger
printable version of the burndown chart. Agilito will autodetect
whether matplotlib is installed, so don't worry about it.
> *trying to finger out a better way to integrate agilito with trac. Any
> suggestion ?
What kind of integration would you be interested in?
For completeness, there's a trac-based scrum tool called agilo. I've
tried it and didn't like it, but it might suit your needs.
> Thanks. This is a cool project.
Thanks!
Emile