Dear developers,
every now and then I would like to add an issue in gitea workspace. But I find it hard to find particular apps.
For example, I would like to add an issue for kweather (what I reported earlier on tde-users) but when I enter "kweather" in the search field it tells me that it didn't find any repositories.
What's the way to go from here? How could I find out in which of all those sub repositories kweather resides?
To get more familiar with this gitea workspace probably would motivate me to contribute to it more often. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Kind regards, Stefan
On Wednesday 06 of January 2021 13:30:03 Stefan Krusche via tde-devels wrote:
Dear developers,
every now and then I would like to add an issue in gitea workspace. But I find it hard to find particular apps.
For example, I would like to add an issue for kweather (what I reported earlier on tde-users) but when I enter "kweather" in the search field it tells me that it didn't find any repositories.
What's the way to go from here? How could I find out in which of all those sub repositories kweather resides?
To get more familiar with this gitea workspace probably would motivate me to contribute to it more often. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Kind regards, Stefan ____________________________________________________
Hi Stefan,
Currently, integration is set up so that when an item from the Help menu is used to report a bug and / or enhancement, it directs it to the appropriate repository where to create the issue. Unfortunately, this cannot be used for smaller applications and applets that do not have a Help menu, such as kweather.
Here is a plan to make a wiki page with application information, which will also contain information about the git repository, so that it is easily accessible to users.
For kweather, TDE/tdetoys repository belong.
Cheers
Am Mittwoch, 6. Januar 2021 schrieb Slávek Banko via tde-devels:
On Wednesday 06 of January 2021 13:30:03 Stefan Krusche via tde-devels
wrote:
Dear developers,
every now and then I would like to add an issue in gitea workspace. But I find it hard to find particular apps.
For example, I would like to add an issue for kweather (what I reported earlier on tde-users) but when I enter "kweather" in the search field it tells me that it didn't find any repositories.
What's the way to go from here? How could I find out in which of all those sub repositories kweather resides?
To get more familiar with this gitea workspace probably would motivate me to contribute to it more often. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Kind regards, Stefan ____________________________________________________
Hi Stefan,
Currently, integration is set up so that when an item from the Help menu is used to report a bug and / or enhancement, it directs it to the appropriate repository where to create the issue. Unfortunately, this cannot be used for smaller applications and applets that do not have a Help menu, such as kweather.
Here is a plan to make a wiki page with application information, which will also contain information about the git repository, so that it is easily accessible to users.
For kweather, TDE/tdetoys repository belong.
Cheers
Thank you very much, Slávek.
On 2021/01/06 09:46 PM, Slávek Banko via tde-devels wrote:
On Wednesday 06 of January 2021 13:30:03 Stefan Krusche via tde-devels wrote:
Dear developers,
every now and then I would like to add an issue in gitea workspace. But I find it hard to find particular apps.
For example, I would like to add an issue for kweather (what I reported earlier on tde-users) but when I enter "kweather" in the search field it tells me that it didn't find any repositories.
What's the way to go from here? How could I find out in which of all those sub repositories kweather resides?
To get more familiar with this gitea workspace probably would motivate me to contribute to it more often. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Kind regards, Stefan ____________________________________________________
Hi Stefan,
Currently, integration is set up so that when an item from the Help menu is used to report a bug and / or enhancement, it directs it to the appropriate repository where to create the issue. Unfortunately, this cannot be used for smaller applications and applets that do not have a Help menu, such as kweather.
Here is a plan to make a wiki page with application information, which will also contain information about the git repository, so that it is easily accessible to users.
For kweather, TDE/tdetoys repository belong.
Cheers
Workaround for this type of problem for the time being: 1) open google 2) type "trinity desktop gitea kweather" 3) first link coming up here is "https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea/TDE/tdetoys" which points you to the correct module.
I tried a couple of small apps, works fine :-)
Cheers Michele
Am Donnerstag, 7. Januar 2021 schrieb Michele Calgaro via tde-devels:
Workaround for this type of problem for the time being:
- open google
- type "trinity desktop gitea kweather"
- first link coming up here is
"https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea/TDE/tdetoys" which points you to the correct module.
Yes, I did it the way of the walker, step by step ;-)
# look up "kweather" in the debian repository $ aptitude search "?name(kweather)" i A kweather-trinity - weather display applet for Trinity
# check for the meta-package which contains kweather $ aptitude why kweather-trinity i tde-trinity Hängt ab von tdetoys-trinity (>= 4:14.0.0~) i A tdetoys-trinity Hängt ab von kweather-trinity (>= 4:14.0.10~pre5-0debian10.0.0+2)
and checked the tdetoys-trinity repository in TGW.
I tried a couple of small apps, works fine :-)
It's always good to develope one's search skills :-) Thank you.
Cheers, Stefan
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Stefan Krusche