- Update to 0.8.0:
- More than 800 commits and a long long time after, git-bug
v0.8.0 is now available.
- Once again, this release represent a push towards making
git-bug generally useful and correct. The two main
improvements are a new Entity framework and write-capable
WebUI.
- Breaking changes(openSUSE package is much closer to this
release)
- changes in the data model makes it a requirement to use the
migration tool to to update any previous repo.
- remove the legacy identities that were directly embedded in
bugs
- Core
- introduce a reusable entity package capable of handling
all the complex operations of an Entity (bug, board,
config ...): operations, DAG manipulation, conflict merge,
signature, integrity ... to greatly simplify writing and
maintaining an entity. Documentation 1, Documentation 2
- introduce CombinedId, a new kind of identifier for an
item within an Entity (for example a comment in a bug),
that hold two partial identifiers interleaved for fast
addressing. Documentation
- introduce the concept of resolvers, so that entities can
link to another
- use go-git to manipulate the git repository, instead of
executing the local git binary
- add support for signing the git commit with the author's
signature, and verifying
- add support for git config includes by @mindriot101
- rework of the Repository layer for modularity, simplicity
and testing, allowing more easily to plug an alternative
storage
- support for full text search in bug comments
- support application namespace in the repository so that
other app can use the entity package as a framework by
@smoyer64
- Commands
- auto-completion of bug identifier, bridge names,
credentials, labels, remote, identity and flags tada by
@krobelus
- complete refactoring to avoid global variables and be more
conductive to testing
- new command comment edit to edit a bug's comment
- new command rm to remove a bug by @vincetiu8
- ls and show learned different output format with
--format=<format>, with format being one of default, plain,
json, compact and org-mode by @vincetiu8 and @karlicoss
- allow user create without interactive prompt by
@cvhariharan
- Query language
- support filtering on bugs having no labels
- support filtering on metadata by @vmiklos
- Bug
- complete rework using the new entity framework
- Cache
- introduce a LRU to have a limit of entities loaded in
memory and effectively cap the memory usage of long running
processes by @vincetiu8
- proper locking for concurrent access by @vincetiu8
- Bridges
- core: support for remote bug tracker rate limiting by
@rng-dynamics
- core: support to indicate that the configuration wizard is
executed non-interactively and should have all the required
parameters set by @GlancingMind
- Github: revamped client and iterator with proper rate
limiting handling by @rng-dynamics
- Github: revamped credentials creation following Github
removing the previous API by @rng-dynamics
- Github: support new token format by @ellsclytn
- Github: extended tests by @rng-dynamics
- Github: fix push then pull creating duplicates by
@rng-dynamics
- Gitlab: revamped client to use the much better event API to
replace the note API that was hard to use and caused a lot
of problems and headaches by @5nord
- Gitlab: fix access token settings by @remram44
- Gitlab: cleanup titles on import by @vincetiu8
- Gitlab: support new token format by @gaelj
- Jira: fix incorrect client creation reusing the same
credential
- API
- new HTTP handler to access files stored in git
- new HTTP handler to upload a file to git
- GraphQL
- strong typing for identifiers
- prepare for external authentication
- introduce addCommentAndClose and addCommentAndReopen
mutations, to comment and change a bug state in a single
atomic operation by @GlancingMind
- introduce editComment mutation to edit comments
- TermUI
- fix a crash when trying to open a bug when there are none
by @vojta001
- properly trim spaces in titles by @wavexx
- make the help visually easier to parse
- denser bug list view by @wavexx
- fixed readability on bright terminal by @zdenek-crha
- WebUI
- now report GraphQL errors in the console when --log-errors
is used
- large refactoring to bring good practice and simplify
future work by @sandhose
- add support for read-only mode by @lukegb and
@claudioantonio
- support for creating bugs by @claudioantonio
- support for closing and reopening bugs by @claudioantonio
- allow to specify the host address when launching with
--host=<host> for easier hosting, in particular in
container by @GlancingMind
- allow specifying the initial query with --query by @vmiklos
- dark mode by @GlancingMind
- show count of comment on each bug in the list by
@GlancingMind
- improved navigation by @GlancingMind
- comment edition and show edit history by @GlancingMind
- bug list filtering by @GlancingMind
- add user profile by @GlancingMind
- show placeholder for empty comment preview by @GlancingMind
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1036978
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/git-bug?expand=0&rev=3
- More than 800 commits and a long long time after, git-bug
v0.8.0 is now available.
- Once again, this release represent a push towards making
git-bug generally useful and correct. The two main
improvements are a new Entity framework and write-capable
WebUI.
- Breaking changes(openSUSE package is much closer to this
release)
- changes in the data model makes it a requirement to use the
migration tool to to update any previous repo.
- remove the legacy identities that were directly embedded in
bugs
- Core
- introduce a reusable entity package capable of handling
all the complex operations of an Entity (bug, board,
config ...): operations, DAG manipulation, conflict merge,
signature, integrity ... to greatly simplify writing and
maintaining an entity. Documentation 1, Documentation 2
- introduce CombinedId, a new kind of identifier for an
item within an Entity (for example a comment in a bug),
that hold two partial identifiers interleaved for fast
addressing. Documentation
- introduce the concept of resolvers, so that entities can
link to another
- use go-git to manipulate the git repository, instead of
executing the local git binary
- add support for signing the git commit with the author's
signature, and verifying
- add support for git config includes by @mindriot101
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:tools:scm/git-bug?expand=0&rev=14
git-bug is a bug tracker that:
* is fully embedded in git: you only need your git repository to have a bug tracker
* is distributed: use your normal git remote to collaborate, push and pull your bugs!
* works offline: in a plane or under the sea? Keep reading and writing bugs!
* prevents vendor lock-in: your usual service is down or went bad? You already have a full backup.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1029599
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/git-bug?expand=0&rev=1
