Re: bugs.php.net website

On Thu, Jul 20, 2017 at 8:06 AM, Niklas Keller <me@kelunik.com> wrote: >> Interesting might be integrating https://3v4l.org/ so code >> samples are >> directly run (which of course won't work for code related to external >> things like databases or such) >> > +1 to this. Not a must-have, but it would help encourage *useful* repro scripts, I think. :D >> Key properties I'd like to keep is that the UI is "simple" and >> reporting bugs is "easy" (i.e. no big user registration or such) as wel >> as handling should be "fast" :-) > > I'm fine with no user registration required, but there should definitely be > a user login for people without php.net account. It's one of the main pain > points with the PHP bug tracker. I want a simple login where I can see all > bugs I have created or commented on or subscribed to. > I would say add single-sign-on options ("login with github/facebook/twitter") would be nice-to-haves. Report anonymously would even be fine provided it comes with the caveat "you won't be able to edit this later, and if we have questions that aren't answered, your bug may get closed, so check back often". FWIW, I started toying with the idea to rewrite it earlier this year and tossed https://github.com/sgolemon/platform-php-web-bugs together as a starting point to get a personal version of the site up and running. (Note: this doesn't include any changes, just a framework for running the site on a hosting provider.) If nothing else, it should describe the component pieces you'll need to set it up locally (there aren't many, but it's effectively a HOWTO guide). -Sara