gecko-dev/webtools/tinderbox2/ChangeLog
kestes%walrus.com 9bfbdfbccd update
2002-05-09 22:40:58 +00:00

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Add support for historical Tinderbox images
(flames, stars)
Mozilla layout preferences are now
standard
(non uniform row spacing,
truely empty cells,
legend on bottom of page).
Allow users to backdate notices
autmate regeneration of HTML when user uses CGI
interface
Put the C in all build cells.
VC code did the wrong thing when generating old pages and there was
no TreeState data.
Fix Spelling mistakes thoughout code.
Add support for build machines to tell the server to add text/links
into build cells (TinderboxPrint).
When builds are started too frequently (more then once every five minutes)
newest build is now kept and oldest build is thrown away.
New Configure script contributed by Stephen Lamm (slamm@yahoo-inc.com)
This includes a fix to allow Perl to be in different locations on the
machine where make is run and on the machine where the webserver runs.
Now it is possible to include the time column on the left and right
side of the status table.
There is now a working Perforce module for those who use this product
instead of CVS.
There is a module to interface with the req ticketing system.
New Summary format and number of errors displayed on build page by
Adam Di Carlo <adam@onshore-devel.com>,
Spelling and consistency fixes from:
Adam Di Carlo <adam@onshore-devel.com>,
Orion Poplawski <OPoplawski@cqg.com>,
John L. Villanlovos <john.l.villalovos@intel.com>,
Change HTML generation so that the text browser 'links'
(http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/) can
work with tinderbox.
Allow the build script to use a single process and alternate builds
of different types.
Add a sample /etc/rc.d/init.d file for the RedHat Build machines.
Mail processing programs were not writing error files correctly.
This has been broken since I separated out the mail processing module.
Add script to cull old builds from a directory of completed builds.
Let the VC and BT headers be configurable. Too many companies find
this an important feature.
Allow Tinderbox to run via suid wrappers. This is needed for some
times of mail delivery systems
No longer exclude 'priveledged id's from running Tinderbox.
Now we require tinderbox to run as the id which the user specifies
is the tinderbox id.
Better errors for failures in Storable.pm
BasicTxtHeader.pm had a bug which prevented it from working when using Storable
Rework the BT modules to allow use when URL is not easily mapped from the bugid
Begin work to allow tinderbox admin pages to open and close bonsai trees
fix code which allowed tinderbox to determine the state of bonsai trees
Major bug in theh untainting code, fixed. This was a security
problem. I suspect people may have trouble with the fix but this was
how the code was inteneded to work. I do not understand how this got
through my unit tests.
Give a useful example of how use the new build script.
Improve the specfiles, split out build machine packages.
Release 0.9
Add full Bonsai integration functionality.
Allow users to define a display order for the buildnames on a per tree basis.
This adds a new function into TreeData.pm check your local files.
Fix computation of 'deadtime' for eazel.com's build setup,
this will improve their estimate of when the next build will be
complete.
Develop portable client build scripts.
Add RPM specfiles.
Relax check of root id for all redhat users.
uid nobody is 99 and by default redhat apache runs all cgi as nobody.
VC_CVS.pm was not removing excess treestates from the Database correctly,
now fixed.
Release 0.8
This release moved some files into new directories update with
cvs update -d -P
Remove the strict time checking on mail, itcahsed too many problems.
Fix the Unmonitored Builds in admintree.cgi and in status.html page.
Storable.pm has been tested as a Persistence implementation.
Improve the prediction of when builds will end by introducing the
notion of 'deadtime'.
Separate out the BuildStaus table for easier configuration of the
status without changing the build display library.
Better comments in the ReadMe files
Better security:
All scripts run in taint perl mode
Separation of HTML and DATA directories in
addition to the CGI directory
Additional checks of ownership for the data directories
Check the network address of all administrative commands
Improved Makefile/Configure support
New permissions help prevent accidental edit of files in the
build or install directory
Interpositioning of libraries, for local configuration,
fully supported
Test arguments added to Makefile
Test compiles of the perl are no longer required