Introduction

[Gaurav Narula]

On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 5:17 AM, Till Maas <opensource at till.name> wrote:

>
> I noticed that the prototype is not yet licensed using an open source
> license. It is good to do this right from the beginning by choosing a
> license and clearly stating it.
>

Added the License.


>
> Also about the UTF-8 limitation: Assuming that patches contain only
> UTF-8 characters will not work, because there might even be patches that
> contain for example both latin1 and UTF-8 characters, because they
> change the encoding of some files. For the descriptive data before the
> actual patch it is ok to assume UTF-8.
>
>
Parsed the descriptive data using UTF-8 and the patch contents are now
hyperlinked to Fedora CGIT.


> And for the patch tracker itself: The displayed information should
> center on the patches itself, i.e. it is more important which patches
> are included in Fedora at all than to find out which releases contain
> which patches.
>

That's how it is now. The package page displays a list of patches and
clicking on them would bring up the releases they exist in. It currently
tracks branches matching f[0-9]+ but the next commit would include support
for master, epel and el[0-9]+ branches as well

Please do have a look at the updated deployment [
http://sleepy-ravine-5158.herokuapp.com] and the source at
https://github.com/gnarula/fedora-patch-tracker

Regards,
Gaurav
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