AccountManager Plugin

[Markus Rosjat]

Hi list,

 i was wondering if there is already an effort to port

 

https://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AccountManagerPlugin

to a state that it runs with 1.5.x ?  I tried to do a little "fixing" but i am at the point where i need to go fix the templates and this is a tedious  work so if someone already started with this and has a repo somewhere it would be appreciated if they could share it :)

cheers

Markus

[Dan Mahn]

I don't consider myself a power user, but I do have it running since
about a year ago.  I'm not sure off hand what I started with, but it
does look like I made some of my own changes.

Hmm ... It looks like I probably uploaded my changes here as an attachment:

https://trac-hacks.org/ticket/13720#no1

- Dan

[Markus Rosjat]

hi dan,

yeah you patch looks mostly like the things i did here but i guess i will also look at niels repo since i already use github it is much easier to fork it there and start tinkering with this if it doesnt work with the 1.5.x versions

cheers 

Markus 

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[Dan Mahn]

On 2/13/2023 10:49 AM, Markus Rosjat wrote:
> yeah you patch looks mostly like the things i did here but i guess i
> will also look at niels repo since i already use github it is much
> easier to fork it there and start tinkering with this if it
> doesnt work with the 1.5.x versions

OK, good luck.  I already mentioned that I have an additional bug fix or
two in there, FWIW.

If you have questions about other plugins ... I've sent in patches for
quite a few.  But authors aren't always around to integrate and test
them.  I just suggest that you make a habit of looking before you end up
re-inventing the wheel, but I guess asking in this group works, too.

I believe I also have a plugin that I haven't uploaded/updated yet. 
I'll have to check my archives.

- Dan

[Markus Rosjat]

Yeah the problem is that sometimes original developers  don't work on the code anymore and it's hard to get a hold of them to get permission to simply take the code and continue work on it.

That said ppl who want or need to work on older plugins to make them work on python 3 and trac1.5.x should start sharing the work on a place like github so the efforts are bundled on on version of the plugins

Cheers 

Markus

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[Dan Mahn]

On 2/13/2023 1:36 PM, Markus Rosjat wrote:
> That said ppl who want or need to work on older plugins to make them
> work on python 3 and trac1.5.x should start sharing the work on a
> place like github so the efforts are bundled on on version of the plugins

So you're proposing that future Trac plugin development migrate to GitHub?

Will we point to the GitHub plugins from Trac-Hacks?

or ... Is there an easy way to find all Trac plugins on GitHub if we
don't use Trac-Hacks?

Thanks.

- Dan

[Ryan Ollos]

There is a trac-hacks org on GitHub:

https://github.com/trac-hacks 

[Dan Mahn]

On 2/13/2023 1:41 PM, Ryan Ollos wrote:
> There is a trac-hacks org on GitHub:
>
> https://github.com/trac-hacks

Thanks.  I'll have to invest some time into the GitHub experience.  :-)

- Dan

[Markus Rosjat]

Yeah if there is already an organisation for trac plugins that would be the starting point to move code so it can be used as the upstream prepos and devs and maintainer fork from there to do pull request from there froks to the upstream. With this way of contributing  code pre-commit- hooks or other things could be implemented as I try to do with my plugin and the automatic creation of pypi releases on version tags. But at the least a tool like black could be used to generalise code formatting

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[Markus Rosjat]

Maybe we can get a short "how to" to join and transfer the trac related repos to the organisation. Since I use my pypi account to create releases I might need to change some things before moving it.