Closed tm1000 closed 13 years ago
I vote that we test for a week or two in the wild (hopefully a some other testers will come out of the woodwork) and then release it.
Rossiv wants to test 3.x maybe I can get him to test 2.2.5
I need to test the source update/add methods. So I suggest you delete some sources and see if you can add them through the gui.
Is there any chance of a beta cycle with some friendly testers before we announce GA ?
Looks like the new source I added numberGuru has changed their website - can we disable this from the 2.2.5 release until I track down why they are throwing 404 errors on pages that used to work.
disable...hm....not really. The only way to disable in 2.2.5 is remove the module from bin
Which brings up an interesting point about 3.x :-)
OK tactically nuke it for now - it was never in the wild anyway.
I noticed v3 and the lack of bin :-/
I sent a note to rossiv already re: testing of 2.2.5 I already deleted some sources and successfully readded with no issues. I also noted the issue with NumberGuru, but made no effort to track it down. I assumed that I got banned.
I have another source ready to go for canada but I am too dumb to figure out how to get it to github. It is on colsolgrp, don't be confused the the name similarity, it is a different souce. can be dloaded from here: http://projects.colsolgrp.net/projects/superfecta/repository/raw/branches/v2.2.4.x/bin/source-Canada411.php
Yes smartgit is pretty outstanding. I used it in the beginning. Now I just use CLI. But SmartGIT does everything you need.
Just make sure you work on the branches only. We should only merge into master with our current release
Okay, commit changes to branches only, no problem. Where does the live update pull files from, the master branch or some other location?
In the GUI you select which branch you are working on, and all changes are reflected in that branch.
On 1 August 2011 20:26, lgaetz < reply@reply.github.com>wrote:
Okay, commit changes to branches only, no problem. Where does the live update pull files from, the master branch or some other location?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/tm1000/Caller-ID-Superfecta/issues/17#issuecomment-1703204
I did it. Smartgit is the link I was missing. Now my only tears are tears of joy.
Live update pulls from the master branch. Unless it's the 3.x branch which only pulls from the 3.x branch
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On Aug 1, 2011, at 12:26 PM, lgaetz reply@reply.github.com wrote:
Okay, commit changes to branches only, no problem. Where does the live update pull files from, the master branch or some other location?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/tm1000/Caller-ID-Superfecta/issues/17#issuecomment-1703204
Actually I was just thinking. I think I'm going to change live update to pull from the 2.2.5 branch because when we switch to 3.x if it's tracking master it will ruin the 2.2.5 versions. Best to have them all track on their respective branches
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On Aug 1, 2011, at 12:43 PM, lgaetz reply@reply.github.com wrote:
I did it. Smartgit is the link I was missing. Now my only tears are tears of joy.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/tm1000/Caller-ID-Superfecta/issues/17#issuecomment-1703344
NumberGuru requires cookies to be set before searching.
The following fixes it for me
// www.numberguru.com needs a cookie
$temp_cookie_file = tempnam("/tmp", "CURLCOOKIE");
// Get the cookie set
$value = $this->get_url_contents("http://www.numberguru.com",false,"http://www.numberguru.com",$temp_cookie_file);
// Perform lookup using cookie
$url = "http://www.numberguru.com/s/{$thenumber}";
$value = $this->get_url_contents($url,false,"http://www.numberguru.com",$temp_cookie_file);
// Delete the temporary cookie
@unlink($temp_cookie_file);```
You'll want to set the tmp directory to the local module folder because you need to set it to a place where you can be sure you'll always have access.
I hope this will help future developers and maybe you two also
https://github.com/tm1000/Caller-ID-Superfecta/wiki/Working-with-GIT
Ok we are doing this now (just cleaning up tickets)
Ok. Should we go with a wider release? How many people have a copy now?
I am running on 2 machines since 2.2.5 was released, I have another machine that got it installed a few days ago. MT has been using for about a week, and I can only assume that he would speak up if he had issues. I sent rossiv a note a week ago with no word back.
ok. It's up to you. We can release 2.2.5.1 once I see if #30 is really an issue or not
I just had to removed a tag in the XML. It's about the easiest thing in the whole coding world, reference a6597c4 for more info
I have upgraded 3 low traffic purple installs to 2.2.5.1 and will monitor, tho I am pretty confident that I have caught all the bugs I am going to. With the approval of the devs here, I suggest we start a new PIAF thread; I propose the following wording as a starting point:
Subject: CID Superfecta 2.2.5 BETA 1 available for download and testing
Caller ID Superfecta 2.2.5 BETA 1 is available for immediate download and testing. This is a maintenance release of the 2.2.x branch and incorporates the following bugs/fixes/features/lookups:
As clearly stated above, this is a BETA release of the software; it has been tested, but not widely so. We do not recommend this update be applied to critical systems, nor is there any reason to upgrade if your current installation of Superfecta is working fine.
All users of FreePBX 2.9 and the Google Voice Module should be aware that the first attempt at patching the GV module for 2.9 compatibility will break every version of CID Superfecta and possibly other modules as well. If you are running FreePBX 2.9 you need to check into this thread link to 2.9 gotchas and stay on top of issues as they arise there.
If you have read the above and you want to upgrade/install CID Superfecta 2.2.5 BETA 1, you can find installation instructions here link to github wiki Installing-Caller-ID-Superfecta-v2.2.5-Module-for-FreePBX Since this is a beta release, please report your experiences here (even successes) so that we can gauge the module's suitability for general release.
In case you missed it in the text above, CID Superfecta 2.2.5 BETA 1 is a BETA release.
Ok I have finished my thoughts above, chime in with anything I missed. Let me know if you want me to post it, whoever wants to can just grab the text and do it.
Should I put the beta tag on the end of the version number?
Eg: 2.2.5.1beta1
Dunno. If you do use beta1, perhaps it should be renumbered to 2.2.5beta1 with the final release numbered as 2.2.5?
ok. Will do that instead then.
2.2.5beta1 is the way to go. Let the feedback roll ....
"let the feedback roll ..."
As long as feedback is not another word for *hitstorm. The wording above has been amended to the new version number.
Seems to be working fine. I vote for release.
Andy? Was your latest upload to the159.com your signal to post to the PIAF forum?
Yes
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On Aug 8, 2011, at 6:08 PM, lgaetz reply@reply.github.com wrote:
Andy? Was your latest upload to the159.com your signal to post to the PIAF forum?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/tm1000/Caller-ID-Superfecta/issues/17#issuecomment-1759857
Lets start some discussion on what we do next. Do we release 2.2.5? do we wait? What do you guys think