Next release
Christian Grobmeier
I have finished the changes I wanted to do for 0.1.0.
Anything else we should cover in this release?
Next release should have the chance to check parameters from the form
definition. I have not included this feature yet b/c it would delay
the release for a while and I really think its time to go ahead. We
have cool new features in the pipeline, like Dependency Injection or
the refactored Page/Site concept.
So please vote:
[] +1 - yeah lets prepare the release now
[] -1 - no wait for feature....
Cheers
daniel...@googlemail.com
So we should be able to build a new release soon.
Regards
Christian Grobmeier
> So we should be able to build a new release soon.
Cool. If you could have a look on the last commit that would be good.
It enables user to extend the piwi context but I feel there could be
something wrong, even when I had succesfull manual testing
Cheers
daniel...@googlemail.com
I have created a unit test to verify the functionality.
mot
On thing that's in my head all the time, I dunno if already reported
or even fixed: SPL autoload support for the piwi autoloader. piwi has
a very specific on it's own made file-naming which is introducing
complexitiy for external developers. But what did hurt me more was
that I was not able to do autoloading for my own libraries easily.
if piwi support spl autoloading, then most of the headaches should go
away as self-help w/o changing piwi should be possible.
tom
Christian Grobmeier
Yeah, you are welcome! We have only 43% tested (with simpletest). Or
you can simply check out the code and make a code review. Or look at
the issue, if there is one of interest for the next release.
> On thing that's in my head all the time, I dunno if already reported
> or even fixed: SPL autoload support for the piwi autoloader. piwi has
> a very specific on it's own made file-naming which is introducing
> complexitiy for external developers. But what did hurt me more was
> that I was not able to do autoloading for my own libraries easily.
>
> if piwi support spl autoloading, then most of the headaches should go
> away as self-help w/o changing piwi should be possible.
Lucky you, I have added spl_autoloading before a few days. Your
headache is gone.
Cheers
Christian
mot
<grob...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Let me know if I can give a helping hand to finish up for next release.
>
> Yeah, you are welcome! We have only 43% tested (with simpletest). Or
> you can simply check out the code and make a code review. Or look at
> the issue, if there is one of interest for the next release.
urgs, simpletest. Used it years ago, nowadays I'm in the phpunit camp.
>
>> On thing that's in my head all the time, I dunno if already reported
>> or even fixed: SPL autoload support for the piwi autoloader. piwi has
>> a very specific on it's own made file-naming which is introducing
>> complexitiy for external developers. But what did hurt me more was
>> that I was not able to do autoloading for my own libraries easily.
>>
>> if piwi support spl autoloading, then most of the headaches should go
>> away as self-help w/o changing piwi should be possible.
>
> Lucky you, I have added spl_autoloading before a few days. Your
> headache is gone.
great news! I need to keep up with the current development, and check for tests.
Tom
> Cheers
> Christian
Christian Grobmeier
We discussed to move on to phpunit and will do so. We just want to
keep some of the webtests with simpletest because there is nothing
similar available. However if you would like to help with moving from
simpletest to phpunit - great.
> great news! I need to keep up with the current development, and check for tests.
Daniel said he would like to do a release this evening. phpunit would
be in the next release. Since I have already some new cool features in
place like reading from wiki pages, odt etc. we can agree on another
release in a short term - together with phpunit