Re: edit.php.net update cron script

Hi! I try optimise or fix update script becouse we have BIG desync between edit.php.net and repository. Desync kept also after you run update script. For example, I have my local copy of doc-editor with actual file states: RU files | edit.php.net | edit.irker.net -------------------------------------------------------- uptodate | 1495 | 1581 old | 112 | 86 not translate| 8261 | 8501 total | 10168 | 9868 I try to understand this desync. Do you have any suggestions where it might appear? ---- About JS/PHP: I have not worked with ExtJS before, so it is difficult to me and I will work primarily with PHP, while learning extjs And i already commited small fix. You manualy updating site or it's updates automaticaly? С уважением, Alexander Moskaliov Irker@irker.net 2011/9/2 Yannick Torrès <yannick.torres@gmail.com>: > > > 2011/8/31 Александр Москалёв <irker@irker.net> >> >> Hello! > > Hi Irker ;) > >> >> Yannick, this mail is primarily for you, but I decided that I can >> discuss it with everyone. >> >> As I already told you, I will try to join the development edit.php.net. >> >> The first thing I want to optimize the updating cron script. >> Now when you run it removes all data from the database and all files >> are verified. >> I suggest to parse the output of svn update (we can use the option >> "svn - xml"). From this result we can figure out which specific files >> to delete or recheck (including lang files if en file modified or >> deleted). >> Because recheck process is long, and we must not lose information >> about changed files, we must to separate this function in other cron: >> "update script" check svn update, delete deleted files from database >> and mark files to recheck in DB. >> "recheck script" find some portion of files in DB and rechecking it, >> mark as rechecked. This portion will recheck in one transaction. Then >> recheck next portion... >> also while this rechecking some files marked as "not in en". >> In case when "update script" was crashed or make error we will be >> needed to recheck all files as in current cron script. >> >> I think this modification can do update process more faster. >> What all you think about it and can someone help me with this work, >> becouse I have little free time for this? >> > > Why not ! But I just don't see why this is a problem that this processus > take some minutes (2 minutes ?). > There is a lot of work that can be done on the editor (like track bugs > repported this lasts weeks), cleaning the code (Js and/or Php), etc. > But I really don't see why you want to do this optimisation ;) > Anyways, if you want to do it, do it ;) But I just don't want that this > processus became to hard to understand. Actually, it's "simple" and I just > want to stay it "simple" ;) > Best, > Yannick > >> >> P.S.: after discussion I can create branch for this. sorry for my English! >> >> >> With regards, Alexander Moskaliov >> Irker@irker.net > >