Hi,
On 12/02/2017 12:58 AM, Nicolas Pomarède wrote:
Le 30/11/2017 à 23:40, Christer Solskogen a écrit :
I somewhat disagree on that part. Everyone *should* know that these are
test builds. Wherever they got the URL.
Perhaps state it on https://hatari.tuxfamily.org/links.html as well.
I had some thoughts about the naming for each build / directory ; so
far, it uses the unique id for the revision, which means the directory are
not sorted in date order in ~/hatari. Also, UID might look a little "scary"
to some people, compared to a simple number.
What about using the rev number instead ? It might be easier to
understand and as it's a number, directory would be correctly sorted in
~/hatari.
for example, hatari-6be31ec5ad6d would be hatari-rev6768 instead.
Maybe hatari-commit-<revnumber>
To make it clearer builds happen for (nearly) all commits?
- Eero
If a user tries your build and has a problem, it could be easier to
report a problem with a specific build number than with its UID.
It would be also faster to match a build with the corresponding revision
in the main source tree.
What do you think ?
Apart from that, it seems *.log files are not reported with the "text"
mimetype anymore, but as binary, which means they can't be viewed from a
browser, you need to open them with an external app when you click on one
of them.
Could you check if the mimetype for "*.log" was not removed from your
http server ? (it used to work before)
Nicolas