[xwiki-devs] [proposal] start cia.vc project to do project statistics and notify in irc channel when changesets are committed.
Recently I setup my project on cia.vc and enabled a bot to print changes in my irc channel and I'd like to do that for XWiki as well. Pros: * Almost no effort - it's about 10 minutes of work, if we don't like it there's very little lost. * XWiki exposure and statistics tracking on cia.vc * Immediate notification of commits which is not mixed in with Hudson noise, job offers and important notices from Nigerian royalty. I don't read all of my mail as it comes it, I have it automatically sorted and archived so I can search it later as a historical record, this proposal benefits people who use mail the way I do. Cons: * Information about commits is duplicated. any others? WDYT? Caleb
+1 On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 7:32 PM, Caleb James DeLisle <[email protected]> wrote:
Recently I setup my project on cia.vc and enabled a bot to print changes in my irc channel and I'd like to do that for XWiki as well.
Pros: * Almost no effort - it's about 10 minutes of work, if we don't like it there's very little lost. * XWiki exposure and statistics tracking on cia.vc * Immediate notification of commits which is not mixed in with Hudson noise, job offers and important notices from Nigerian royalty. I don't read all of my mail as it comes it, I have it automatically sorted and archived so I can search it later as a historical record, this proposal benefits people who use mail the way I do.
Cons: * Information about commits is duplicated. any others?
WDYT?
Caleb
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I just started working on it and found I don't have admin access on the xwiki github projects, unless someone else feels up to adding service hooks for the core projects we might as well table this proposal since it's nolonger "about 10 minutes of work". Caleb On 10/24/2011 01:32 PM, Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
Recently I setup my project on cia.vc and enabled a bot to print changes in my irc channel and I'd like to do that for XWiki as well.
Pros: * Almost no effort - it's about 10 minutes of work, if we don't like it there's very little lost. * XWiki exposure and statistics tracking on cia.vc * Immediate notification of commits which is not mixed in with Hudson noise, job offers and important notices from Nigerian royalty. I don't read all of my mail as it comes it, I have it automatically sorted and archived so I can search it later as a historical record, this proposal benefits people who use mail the way I do.
Cons: * Information about commits is duplicated. any others?
WDYT?
Caleb
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I got it working: 02:23 < CIA-102> Marius Dumitru Florea feature-applicationWithinMinutes * r046e901 / (13 files in 2 dirs): Merge branch 'master' of github.com:xwiki/xwiki-platform into feature-applicationWithinMinutes - http://git.io/ovtIAw For now all github/xwiki/* projects are published like this, it's possible to filter what is published, prefix it with the project, and have multiple projects on cia.vc and we can discuss whether we want to do that. The cia.vc project is here: http://cia.vc/stats/project/XWiki It's set to community ownership so anyone with a cia.vc account should be able to modify it. Caleb On 10/24/2011 01:32 PM, Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
Recently I setup my project on cia.vc and enabled a bot to print changes in my irc channel and I'd like to do that for XWiki as well.
Pros: * Almost no effort - it's about 10 minutes of work, if we don't like it there's very little lost. * XWiki exposure and statistics tracking on cia.vc * Immediate notification of commits which is not mixed in with Hudson noise, job offers and important notices from Nigerian royalty. I don't read all of my mail as it comes it, I have it automatically sorted and archived so I can search it later as a historical record, this proposal benefits people who use mail the way I do.
Cons: * Information about commits is duplicated. any others?
WDYT?
Caleb
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On Oct 27, 2011, at 8:34 AM, Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
I got it working:
02:23 < CIA-102> Marius Dumitru Florea feature-applicationWithinMinutes * r046e901 / (13 files in 2 dirs): Merge branch 'master' of github.com:xwiki/xwiki-platform into feature-applicationWithinMinutes - http://git.io/ovtIAw
For now all github/xwiki/* projects are published like this, it's possible to filter what is published, prefix it with the project, and have multiple projects on cia.vc and we can discuss whether we want to do that.
The cia.vc project is here: http://cia.vc/stats/project/XWiki It's set to community ownership so anyone with a cia.vc account should be able to modify it.
ok great thanks Caleb. -Vincent
Caleb
On 10/24/2011 01:32 PM, Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
Recently I setup my project on cia.vc and enabled a bot to print changes in my irc channel and I'd like to do that for XWiki as well.
Pros: * Almost no effort - it's about 10 minutes of work, if we don't like it there's very little lost. * XWiki exposure and statistics tracking on cia.vc * Immediate notification of commits which is not mixed in with Hudson noise, job offers and important notices from Nigerian royalty. I don't read all of my mail as it comes it, I have it automatically sorted and archived so I can search it later as a historical record, this proposal benefits people who use mail the way I do.
Cons: * Information about commits is duplicated. any others?
WDYT?
Caleb
On Oct 24, 2011, at 7:32 PM, Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
Recently I setup my project on cia.vc and enabled a bot to print changes in my irc channel and I'd like to do that for XWiki as well.
Pros: * Almost no effort - it's about 10 minutes of work, if we don't like it there's very little lost. * XWiki exposure and statistics tracking on cia.vc * Immediate notification of commits which is not mixed in with Hudson noise, job offers and important notices from Nigerian royalty. I don't read all of my mail as it comes it, I have it automatically sorted and archived so I can search it later as a historical record, this proposal benefits people who use mail the way I do.
Cons: * Information about commits is duplicated. any others?
WDYT?
I'm not a big fan because we'll get duplicated information (on the notifications list and on the IRC channel) but that should be ok because there aren't that many commits yet in our project. So I'm +0. I'll be better when the notification mail will contain the diff since that'll add more value to the mail. Thanks -Vincent
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Caleb James DeLisle -
Thomas Mortagne -
Vincent Massol