| mohit.aghera |
Needs some eyes on implementation approach for #2623254: Menu link edit & delete routes do not retain the current language#comment-13860318 Comment #20 and #23 (edited) |
| larowlan |
I think comment #18 there was missed too |
| larowlan |
DI can be done in a BC way fwiw |
| larowlan |
Time! is my blocker |
| mohit.aghera |
@larowlan, so the current approach seems good then?I can review test case failures. |
| larowlan |
@mohit.aghera does the current patch address comment 18? |
| mohit.aghera |
Yes, it addresses the suggestions from #18. I’ve updated few test cases as well. |
| mohit.aghera |
In #23 i’ve updated few test cases to cover the changes. There is one failures so i’ll review it. |
| mohit.aghera |
[#3067007]Any thoughts how we write test cases for it?I tried one approach using content language, but this doesn’t seem to be working..I’m not entirely convinced with the approach. (edited) |
| larowlan |
not my area of expertise there, I’d ask Gabor |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
We need to have a discussion and final decision of the reset email's content behaviour to push this issue forwardhttps://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/86287 (edited) |
| Kristen Pol (she/her) |
Feels like all that is 2020 is my blocker. Need to clear the cache and start fresh. |
| Paulo Henrique Cota Starling |
Writing tests in general is my problem. I see that I spend to much time trying to write tests. Two issues I tried to write test for:[#2470896]The last one is almost the same case from the one that @mohit.aghera mentioned above. (edited) |
| mohit.aghera |
Thanks for pointing @Paulo Henrique Cota StarlingI see that you have added relevant comments and other test cases, do you want me to review or add test cases for those? |
| Paulo Henrique Cota Starling |
Yes, I would appreciate it. If you have any question, you can ask me. You can choose the issue you feel more comfortable to work on. |
| Griffyn Heels |
Yep definitely, would love some more guidance as a non-dev. |
| quietone |
Yes |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
Yes! If time allows I'll join! |
| larowlan |
this would fit well with next week’s code sprint too |
| pameeela |
should we set some up during the sprint? |
| pameeela |
i think we can set up breakout sessions for people who are keen but not sure where to start. e.g. i can flag a bunch of issues to be tested to see if they can still be reproduced, from simple to more complicated. |
| larowlan |
yeah that would help |
| larowlan |
perhaps we should set a recurring time for this? could be the alternating week to the meeting |
| Kristen Pol (she/her) |
I am interested if I'm able |
| lendude |
Would love to join if by some miracle it is at a time I’m awake/able :wink: |
| pameeela |
it's only 4:30pm QLD time right now, is this usually an OK time for you? |
| lendude |
This is 7:30 am while having breakfast with the kids, easier to type some slack replies then actively talking on an Meet :smile: but yeah I could make it work, don’t plan for me though, lots of things tend to throw my planning off |
| Paulo Henrique Cota Starling |
On 4:30pm QLD is 03:30am in Brazil. I think I'll not be awake at this time... |
| larowlan |
I’ve already tagged some of the really old issues |
| Kristen Pol (she/her) |
What might be good targets? Novice and simple ones? (edited) |
| lendude |
I have a code sprint and giving an automated testing workshop for core in a week and a half, so I might look at the ones you have tagged too (might focus on the ones tagged ‘needs tests’) |
| larowlan |
there is a mix of people there, so a broad range is fine |
| dww |
Are there more details on the sprint? Wondering about time(zone), day(s), "where", etc. Might be able to plug in if it all works out for scheduling. |
| larowlan |
https://www.previousnext.com.au/blog/join-us-drupalgov-2020-code-sprint I’d say 9.30 am - 4.30 PM GMT+11 |
| larowlan |
so that would be 12.30-7.30 in your TZ assuming your slack TZ is accurate |
| larowlan |
this time next week there will be ~1.5 hours to go |
| dww |
Thanks! |
| dww |
Hah, yeah, that's during the US election. ;) Not that we're likely to know much that day, but it'll probably be somewhat hard to concentrate on Drupal code... |
| larowlan |
yeah, I remember the last one. I hit reload so many times and it just got worse |
| Kristen Pol (she/her) |
I think it might be a welcome distraction from the election |
| larowlan |
Can I list a book instead? They made a movie of it. And a song. (edited) |
| Griffyn Heels |
A classic that definitely shook me when I saw it a lot time ago was The Truman Show (edited) |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
@larowlan, would love to hear about it! |
| larowlan |
I made some big life decisions based on the themes of that book :slightly_smiling_face: |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
One that changed my living attitude was Pay it foward and Patch Adams when I saw it as a kid (edited) |
| larowlan |
now I feel old |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
@Griffyn Heels Truman show was quite a classic, maybe I'll get a new inspiration to watch it again after years |
| pameeela |
I am struggling to think of something profound, but to be honest, what comes to mind is the spectacularly ridiculous/brilliant film "Waiting for Guffman". |
| Kristen Pol (she/her) |
I have nothing profound to offer but I love The Princess Bride. I "met" Cary Elwes at a ComicCon and he seemed super nice. It was funny too because he was wearing blue medical gloves for the photo shoots. I assume he was trying to keep the germs down. Seems prescient with the mask in the movie and gloves in the crowds. (edited) |
| Kristen Pol (she/her) |
I love The Truman Show too as do my teenage kids. Not sure I've seen the other ones mentioned though I probably read The Stranger in school eons ago. |
| lendude |
Gotta go with Billy Elliot, fantastic movie, fantastic soundtrack, fantastic first date with the girl that I’m still with 20 years later :slightly_smiling_face: |
| larowlan |
T-Rex on that soundtrack right? |
| lendude |
Yeah and The clash and for me it’s the riot scene with A Town Called Malice playing that really pops |
| quietone |
There is such a range on these it is hard to know when to tag something as needs summary update. |
| quietone |
For example, should screens shots always been in the IS? I think so as it save hunting around for them, |
| quietone |
Sometimes I think it would help to have a couple of high quality issue summaries to point people to as examples. |
| pameeela |
For example, should screens shots always been in the IS? I think so as it save hunting around for them,definitely, if there are screenshots that are useful. but i think it's probably just as easy to update this myself when i see it, rather than tagging (edited) |
| pameeela |
i will usually only use the tag if i know it needs an update, and i know that i can't do a reasonably good job of it. |
| pameeela |
@quietone have you seen the different IS templates? there is one specifically for "visual issues" https://www.drupal.org/docs/develop/issues/fields-and-other-parts-of-an-... |
| larowlan |
For me when I look at issue summaries. I want the ‘proposed resolution’ to match what I’m seeing in the patch, and on long issues - to summarize the 100s of comments |
| quietone |
@pameeela no I hadn't seen those templates. Thx for that. |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
The only reason I won't put image on issue summary is because it makes the issue soooo long when it's multiple image stacking one over another. If we can collapse them, it looks neater.I'd tag/update issue summary update when the final solution/discovery of issue doesn't match the original descriptions. |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
Should we have a status/tag or update the issue summary for issues that is still under discussion? So it's easier to allocate feedback and comments?I'm experiencing some issues that are still awaiting decisions (but there isn't a consensus over time....), so it's on hold for months or years |
| quietone |
I think so. That is the Issue Summary should be up to date, even if work is waiting for a decision. The IS should make it what decision is being made and the various options. |
| pameeela |
yeah the thing about the issue summary update is that it's in the best interest of ticket progress, rather than just a box to tick. kind of like steps to reproduce - it can feel a bit like a chore but it ends up moving the issue along. so @Michael (g-brodiei) i would encourage you to try to update ones needing a decision in order to get a faster decision. the first thing I thought when i saw #86287 was "needs an issue summary update" ! |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
@pameeela Got it! will do!!! I'll update the current summary as I see fit then. Maybe with a headline as "current discussion status" is good and clear? |
| pameeela |
yes sure or that can go under "Proposed resolution"? with "Confirm approach" as a remaining task? |
| pameeela |
that is what i usually do |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
Hmmmm, okay. I'm just afraid I will end up a page length essay LoL. |
| quietone |
Even so, that will be easier for a reviewer than reading 100+ comments |
| Michael (g-brodiei) |
Hahaha, okay, I get the picture :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: . It's just the same as why we added the template to the issue creator in the first place, accurate information is top priority. :muscle: |
| Kristen Pol (she/her) |
I like the idea of finding a couple/few particularly good issue summaries for examples and adding them to the bugsmash documentation |
pameeela, mohit.aghera, larowlan, Griffyn Heels, Michael (g-brodiei), quietone, hansa11, Kristen Pol, lendude, Paulo Henrique Cota Starling, dww
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xjmI'm not usually awake myself for meetings, but à propos: 9.1.0-alpha1 will be released today-ish and 9.1.0-beta1 will be released November 4. Maybe we could have joining the beta testing program as a suggested goal for that fortnight?
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