Hi,
I'm trying to start contributing to xwiki and i want to fix some bugs first.
Is there a separate bug tracker section for new comers?
Please instruct me where to start from.
Thank You
Hello, I would lile to request the creation of a new repo for an extension
I did for XWiki which alows users to push a *.xar on multiple wikis.
The name of the app : application-farm-importer
Thank you.
Hi devs,
In 2009 and 2012 the xwiki.org project launched some surveys about
features to have in XWiki in priority:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/SurveyXWikiFeatures2009
(results at: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Blog/FeatureStatus20120119
)
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/SurveyXWikiFeatures2012
(results at: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/FeatureSurveyResult201204
)
I thought it would be nice to launch a similar survey in 2013 in order
to give the project some information to prepare the XWiki 6.x roadmap.
I took
2012's survey content as a model and created a new version for 2013:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/SurveyXWikiFeatures2013
The results of the survey would be published on xwiki.org and shared
with the committers list.
I built the form using Google Docs, since they offer a nice free
solution. However there's a limitation when it comes to sending
notifications for the form. A Google account would be needed for the
committers@ list in order to be able to send notifications to it each
time the form is filled in. Is it possible for such an account to be
created? Alternatively, I can send a detailed summary to the list when
the survey comes to an end (beginning of February), since I will be
working on a summary for xwiki.org.
Please let me know if you're OK with sending the survey to the users
list and if so, which alternative you prefer for the
notifications/update on the results. If the response is positive I'll
send the survey on the users list.
Thanks,
Silvia
Hi devs,
Here’s a proposal for the 5.4 and 5.5 *stabilization* releases.
General goals: Finish all big domains started in the 5.x cycle.
Content
======
* Continue fixing and stabilizing:
** EM/DW - Thomas/Marius
** SOLR Search - Marius
** Multiwiki - GuillaumeD
** Scalable import/export + Confluence import - Thomas
* Script signing - Denis
* Continue BFD but with a priority of fixing issues for the 5.x cycle (i.e. issues from the listed domains above). Also since we’re stabilizing, nothing dangerous should be committed and if a dev is not 100% sure about the consequences of what he’s doing he should raise it and ask for reviews (possibly go through pull requests).
Here’s an ordered of important JIRA issue (top priority first). The goal is to try to do the maximum but it’s a best effort and some issues are too dangerous/complex for the 5.x cycle:
- When upgrading a wiki, do not display what happened (files edited, etc.) in the Activity Stream -Â XWIKI-8765
- Scheduler / Watchlist activity shouldn't add a version to the page. Huge xwikircs table and terrible performances when reading it.
- Creating an object changes the content author -Â XWIKI-9292
- Support 2 roles for users for app within minutes: application creator and data creator -Â XWIKI-8757
- Make several separate blogs in one xwiki -Â XWIKI-6348
- Wysiwyg no image resizing on Chrome
- xwiki.cfg & xwiki.properties merging
- Add default column and sort choices in AppWithinMinutes livetable setting  XWIKI-9659
- Save & view a section should go to the section anchor instead of the top of the document  XE-1335
- Activity Stream should not show deleted documents that was hidden. Â -Â XWIKI-9544
- Add a message for the Livetable's empty state -Â XWIKI-7821
- "Space Templates" should also create the space preferences page -Â XWIKI-9712
- The Wiki UIExtensions should check the rights before executing extension points -Â XWIKI-9156
Please add more if you’re planning to work on something not listed.
Investigations:
- Investigation bugs specific IE10/IE11 - Sorin/Manuel. Depending on the result we may want to add support for IE10 in 5.5.x.
Dates
=====
One goal is to try to keep 5.x cycle as close to 2013 as possible so that we can align cycles on calendar years and have a 6.x final at the end of 2014...
Proposal 1:
=========
- 5.4M1: 30th of Dec
- 5.4RC1: 13th of Jan 2014
- 5.4 Final: 20th of Jan 2014
- 5.5M1: 27th of Jan 2014
- 5.5RC1: 10th of Feb 2014
- 5.5 Final: 17th of Feb 2014
Proposal 2:
=========
Group together 5.4 and 5.5 and increase timeframe of 5.4 and have bugfix release of 5.5 if needed.
- 5.4M1: 6th of Jan 2014
- 5.4RC1: 20th of Jan 2014
- 5.4Final: 27th of Jan 2014
This solution allows us to end the 5.x cycle in Jan 2014 as planned and start 6.x at beginning of Feb 2014. And important issues get fixed as bug fix releases of 5.4.x (5.4.1, 5.4.2, etc).
WDYT?
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi Devs,
i like to create dynamic list inside a page with
{{velocity}}
{{html}}
<form action="" id="song">
Song: <input type="text" name="name" value="Name of the song" />
<input type="button" value="Add Song" onclick='this.form.submit();'>
</form>
{{/html}}
#if($request.getParameter("song"));
$response.sendRedirect($doc.getURL('view'))
#end
$request.getParameter("name")
{{/velocity}}
I want to place some text-lines and they should be displayed in a table. Is
there an example which already use something similar?
Regards,
Matthias
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Hello fellow developers,
how can I understand how the $services.wysiwyg.config are to be parametrized?
These calls are inside templates/macros.vm and generate the javascript config of the wysiwyg editor.
We have two platforms which share almost the same code and one of them is showing the wysiwyg editor nicely, the other is missing, for example, the source tab or the links, image, table, and macros buttons.
Both are non-configured, inside xwiki.cfg, i.e. the default is used (but those configs seem to be different).
What else should I hunt to understand that?
thanks in advance.
Paul
Hi,
I need to create a lot of subwikis in a XWiki instance (5.3-milestone-2)
for a project and was interested in the possibilities and limits of
XWiki. I tried to make a basic stress test to evaluate a maximum number
of subwikis that XWiki can handle.
I wrote a small report and provide files used on this link:
http://hole.tuziwo.info/stress-test-xwiki-for-subwikis-creation.html
I'll be happy to have feedback on that. For example, I would like to
know if my first method do something bad or if this is a possible bug in
XWiki. If this is a bug, I hope this can be improved since I think that
I will need more than 1000 subwikis in my project.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
--
Jean
The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 5.3.
This release comes with a new syntax guide and brings improvements to
the Solr search, multi-wiki support and the Wiki Stream module. You
can now choose the user scope (local, global or both) and also create
wiki templates from the wiki creation wizard. The Wiki Stream can be
used to import large XARs and content from the Confluence wiki. The
Solr search UI has been polished: we added new facets and improved the
results display. The Solr index has been modified to support the
search for documents matching specific values in multiple object
properties and attachments. As a consequence you can now facet and
sort the search results based on property values and attachment meta
data. A lot of bug fixes (115) and many improvements (55) complete
this release and make it worth trying.
You can download it here: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Download
Make sure to review the release notes:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotesXWiki53
Thanks
-The XWiki dev team
