Re: Request karma to delete PhDOE patches
| From: | Christoph M. Becker | Date: | Tue, 08 May 2018 21:59:21 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Request karma to delete PhDOE patches | ||
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On 08.05.2018 at 22:57, Peter Cowburn wrote:
> Folks with php.net accounts should be able to manage patches from
> non-php.net folks; committing the patch, clearing the changes, assigning
> the patch to yourself, etc. If that's not the case, something is wonky and
> needs fixing. One particular annoyance/quirk is that sometimes the
> right-click menu isn't available for patches; the trick that works for me
> is to expand the patch to show its files, right-click on a file (which
> brings up a slightly different menu) and then you (or, at least, I) can
> right-click on the patch line in the list.
Right-clicking on a patch file doesn't bring up any particular “clearing
the change” or “assigning the patch to myself” options, but at least I
can “Edit in new tab” (which I had forgotten) of non-php.net users for
upates (green refresh icon) but not “new” translations (yellow star
icon); then I can accept, reject or take over the patch.
> You have sufficient commit karma already to do that yourself, and if you're
> looking for blessing to make the change then you have mine. :)
> Have a look in php/conf/project.php.ini in the doc-editor.git repo, where
> you should be able to add yourself to a new "project.langadmin.en" list, or
> to any of the translations, or the global admin list if you're feeling
> brave.
Thanks. I'll have a look at this at thursday.
> P.S. *grumbles something about just moving to Git (specifically GitHub,
> with Pull Requests)*
*joins in*
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Christoph M. Becker