You can easily get a list of bugs fixed using the ITN Tracker. Create a filter with the criteria: "Fixed in" EQUALS "671". Then apply the filter.
So, what is easier? One person at IntelliJ exports such a list and appends it to the announcement or thousends of people go to the tracker and generate such a list. We use bugzilla and it is really easy to generate such a list.
ciao
Marc Salm http://www.codebasket.de -- My software never has bugs. It just develops random features.
One can easily get the list like this by using the tracker. We only include the changes that we consider to be important for everybody (or at least for many people). Particular bugfixes should not be generally interesting for most of the users - if you have never experienced a bug than you don't need to know it's fixed, if you have experienced it than you have submitted it (I hope :)) so you'll get a notification when it's fixed.
You can easily get a list of bugs fixed using the ITN Tracker. Create a filter with the criteria: "Fixed in" EQUALS "671". Then apply the
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So, what is easier? One person at IntelliJ exports such a list and appends it to the announcement or thousends of people go to the tracker and generate such a list. We use bugzilla and it is really easy to generate such a list.
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ciao
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Marc Salm http://www.codebasket.de -- My software never has bugs. It just develops random features.
Is there a nice (URI only) API for the Tracker? It looks like the current system uses POST to submit the query. If there were a nice URI-API (like Google :)), it would not hurt to include a link to a 'Fixed in <BUILD#>' query. That way the information would not be duplicated in the news group.
(Caveat -- Hopefully such a feature would not bring down the tracker after an announcement!)
Regards, JM
Valentin Kipiatkov wrote:
One can easily get the list like this by using the tracker. We only include the changes that we consider to be important for everybody (or at least for many people). Particular bugfixes should not be generally interesting for most of the users - if you have never experienced a bug than you don't need to know it's fixed, if you have experienced it than you have submitted it (I hope :)) so you'll get a notification when it's fixed.
>>Gordon Tyler wrote: >> >>>You can easily get a list of bugs fixed using the ITN Tracker. Create a >>>filter with the criteria: "Fixed in" EQUALS "671". Then apply the
filter.
>>So, what is easier? One person at IntelliJ exports such a list and >>appends it to the announcement or thousends of people go to the tracker >>and generate such a list. >>We use bugzilla and it is really easy to generate such a list. >> >>ciao >> >>Marc Salm >>http://www.codebasket.de >>-- >>My software never has bugs. It just develops random features. >>
Is there a nice (URI only) API for the Tracker? It looks like the current system uses POST to submit the query. If there were a nice URI-API (like Google :)), it would not hurt to include a link to a 'Fixed in <BUILD#>' query. That way the information would not be duplicated in the news group.
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(Caveat -- Hopefully such a feature would not bring down the tracker after an announcement!)
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Regards, JM
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Valentin Kipiatkov wrote:
One can easily get the list like this by using the tracker. We only include the changes that we consider to be important for everybody (or at least for many people). Particular bugfixes should not be generally interesting for most of the users - if you have never experienced a bug than you don't need to know it's fixed, if you have experienced it than you have submitted it (I hope :)) so you'll get a notification when it's fixed.
> >>Gordon Tyler wrote: >> >>>You can easily get a list of bugs fixed using the ITN Tracker. Create a >>>filter with the criteria: "Fixed in" EQUALS "671". Then apply the >
filter.
> >>So, what is easier? One person at IntelliJ exports such a list and >>appends it to the announcement or thousends of people go to the tracker >>and generate such a list. >>We use bugzilla and it is really easy to generate such a list. >> >>ciao >> >>Marc Salm >>http://www.codebasket.de >>-- >>My software never has bugs. It just develops random features. >> > > >
Hmm, I'd prefer a list that I could look at and hopefully get an idea as to just how 'urgent' it is that I download the latest update over my dial-up connection...
Gotta love the informative changelogs :)
On Mon, 04 Nov 2002 23:16:48 +0300, Eugene Zhuravlev wrote:
You can easily get a list of bugs fixed using the ITN Tracker. Create a
filter with the criteria: "Fixed in" EQUALS "671". Then apply the filter.
Mark Derricutt wrote:
>>Ariadna, build 671 is available at http://www.intellij.net/eap.
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>>Changes in build 671 from 670:
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>>Bugfixes
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Gordon Tyler
Software Developer, R&D
Sitraka -- Performance is Mission Critical
Gordon Tyler wrote:
So, what is easier? One person at IntelliJ exports such a list and
appends it to the announcement or thousends of people go to the tracker
and generate such a list.
We use bugzilla and it is really easy to generate such a list.
ciao
Marc Salm
http://www.codebasket.de
--
My software never has bugs. It just develops random features.
One can easily get the list like this by using the tracker. We only include
the changes that we consider to be important for everybody (or at least for
many people).
Particular bugfixes should not be generally interesting for most of the
users - if you have never experienced a bug than you don't need to know it's
fixed, if you have experienced it than you have submitted it (I hope :)) so
you'll get a notification when it's fixed.
--
Valentin Kipiatkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
"Marc Salm" <m.salm@mediacare.de> wrote in message
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Is there a nice (URI only) API for the Tracker? It looks like the
current system uses POST to submit the query. If there were a nice
URI-API (like Google :)), it would not hurt to include a link to a
'Fixed in <BUILD#>' query. That way the information would not be
duplicated in the news group.
(Caveat -- Hopefully such a feature would not bring down the tracker
after an announcement!)
Regards,
JM
Valentin Kipiatkov wrote:
>>Gordon Tyler wrote:
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>>>You can easily get a list of bugs fixed using the ITN Tracker. Create a
>>>filter with the criteria: "Fixed in" EQUALS "671". Then apply the
>>So, what is easier? One person at IntelliJ exports such a list and
>>appends it to the announcement or thousends of people go to the tracker
>>and generate such a list.
>>We use bugzilla and it is really easy to generate such a list.
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>>ciao
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>>Marc Salm
>>http://www.codebasket.de
>>--
>>My software never has bugs. It just develops random features.
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Tracker will accept such kind of request:
http://www.intellij.net/tracker/idea/searchSCR?ok=search&search=Search&Field0=fixedInBuild&Operation0=EQUALS&Value0=672
But be aware that it can be subject of change.
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Tibor Mlynarik
JetBrains, Inc / IntelliJ Software
http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
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Hmm, I'd prefer a list that I could look at and hopefully get an idea as to just how 'urgent' it is that I download the latest update over my dial-up connection...