Re: Prelminary bug web interface now up - for testing only.

[Sepherosa Ziehau <sepherosa@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 9/22/05, Matthew Dillon <dillon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>     Ok, preliminary testing can be done:
>
>         http://www.dragonflybsd.org/~dunebuggy/
>
>     No comments about the graphics.  I'm focusing on features for the next
>     few days.  I'll get the code into CVS sometime this weekend so people
>     can mess with the templates.
>
>     The database is going to be reset on saturday!  Don't stuff real bugs
>     yet!
>
>
>     Finished:
>
>         * Account login & session management (cookie based).

after I logged in, any click on the left hand buttons made me
"anonymous" again.  I have enabled cookie in the browser.

>         * Anonymous submissions and tracking (cookie based).
>         * Basic bug lookups / bug and date prefix searches.
>         * Basic auto-lookup (list bugs submitted and assigned, hotlink pushin).
>         * Basic bug display.
>         * Basic new bug entry.
>         * Attachments: uploads and hotlink downloads.  Currently handles
>           100% binary attachments and can retain the mime type, but probably

binary attachment is OK, but white space(' ') in the "attachment
label" will become '@'

>           needs tuning to prevent it from being used by spammers/pornsters.
>         * All database schema and interfacing, the templater library,
>           the cgi library, support infrastructure, form parsing, data
>           sanitization, binary data representation encoding and decoding,
>           etc... all done.
>         * New account creation with automatic transfer of prior anonymous
>           submissions to the new account (using the cookie to identify the
>           user).  e.g. 'lazy submitter' support.  (~30 min).
>         * Edit account preferences (already laid out, ~30 min of work to
>           finish).
>
>     Finished, probably has bugs:
>
>         * Bug edit - Append new comment w/ attachments.
>                      Editing of existing comments by submitter (most recent
>                      only by non-administrative submiter).
>                      Remove attachments by submitter.
>                      Assign/reassign the bug (registered accounts with
>                         assignment capabilties or the current assignee).
>     Thursday:
>
>         * Bug browsing, basic field searches.
>
>         * Ability to request notification on new or edited bugs based on
>           bugid, priority, target states.
>
>         * Dynamic placemarkers below the left hand menu so you can placemark
>           a bug and then go back to it later with a single click (will also
>           be used by the auto-notify mechanism to provide easy hotlinks to
>           bugs you've been notified about).
>
>         * Administrative access to all editable elements.
>
>         * Administrative levels.
>
>         * Limit attachment sizes and properly handle the mime-type for
>           attachment replacments/ additions.
>
>         * More options for making yourself available for bug assignment
>           (e.g. by class rather then just universally with a checkbox).
>
>     Later:
>
>         * Web interface / left hand menus need to be turned into images
>           to make them look nice.
>
>         * Web interface, general layeout and other issues (but not until
>           all the core functionality is done).
>
>         * Additional administrative functions, such as adding new
>           classifications, editing user accounts, changing bug ownerships,
>           mail-based account registration verification, etc.  It's a
>           database after all, anything is possible.
>
>         * Full keyword search interface.
>
>         * EMail submission/append interface.
>
>                                                 -Matt
>


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