Blog entries october 2009 [2]

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First Pylint Bug Day on Nov 25th, 2009 !

2009/10/21 by Sylvain Thenault

http://www.logilab.org/image/18785?vid=download

Since we don't stop being overloaded here at Logilab, and we've got some encouraging feedback after the "Pylint needs you" post, we decided to take some time to introduce more "community" in pylint.

And the easiest thing to do, rather sooner than later, is a irc/jabber synchronized bug day, which will be held on Wednesday november 25. We're based in France, so main developpers will be there between around 8am and 19pm UTC+1. If a few of you guys are around Paris at this time and wish to come at Logilab to sprint with us, contact us and we'll try to make this possible.

The focus for this bug killing day could be:

using logilab.org tracker : getting an account, submitting tickets, triaging existing tickets...
using mercurial to develop pylint / astng
guide people in the code so they're able to fix simple bugs

We will of course also try to kill a hella-lotta bugs, but the main idea is to help whoever wants to contribute to pylint... and plan for the next bug-killing day !

As we are in the process of moving to another place, we can't organize a sprint yet, but we should have some room available for the next time, so stay tuned :)

1 comment | tagged by bug day, community event, pylint | blogged in Logilab.org - en

Projman 0.14.0 includes a Graphical User Interface

2009/10/19 by Emile Anclin

Introduction

Projman is a project manager. With projman 0.14.0, the first sketch of a GUI has been updated, and important functionalities added. You can now easily see and edit task dependencies and test the resulting scheduling. Furthermore, a begin-after-end-previous constraint has been added which should really simplify the edition of the scheduling.

The GUI can be used the two following ways:

$ projman-gui
$ projman-gui <path/to/project.xml>

The file <path/to/project.xml> is the well known main file of a projman project. Starting projman-gui with no project.xml specified, or after opening a project, you can open an existing project simply with "File->Open". (For now, you can't create a new project with projman-gui.) You can edit the tasks and then save the modifications to the task file with "File->Save".

http://www.logilab.org/image/18731?vid=download

The Project tab

The Project tab shows simply the four needed files of a projman project for resources, activities, tasks and schedule.

Resources

The Resources tab presents the different resources:

human resources
resource roles describing the different roles that resources can play
Different calendars for different resources with their "offdays"

Activities

For now, the Activities tab is not implemented. It should show the planning of the activities for each resource and the progress of the project.

Tasks

The Tasks tab is for now the most important one; it shows a tree view of the task hierarchy, and for each task:

the title of the task,
the role for that task,
the load (time in days),
the scheduling type,
the list of the constraints for the scheduling,
and the description of the task,

each of which can be edited. You easily can drag and drop tasks inside the task tree and add and delete tasks and constraints.

See the attached screenshot of the projman-gui task panel.

Scheduling

In the Scheduling tab you can simply test your scheduling by clicking "START". If you expect the scheduling to take a longer time, you can modify the maximum time of searching a solution.

Known bugs

The begin-after-end-previous constraint does not work for a task having subtasks.
Deleting a task doesn't check for depending tasks, so scheduling won't work anymore.

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