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ICOS 2011 如何協助自由軟體開發：提交bug、幫助除錯與測試

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如何參與自由軟體開發經驗分享 By Kan-Ru Chen (陳侃如) [email_address] ICOS 2011 2011-09-11 NTU

Emesene http://kanru.info/blog/archives/330/

Notmuch & Xapian http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.mail.notmuch.general/887

#xapian-2009-12-10 kanru> Hi, can I assume the termlist is sorted in alphabetical order? ojwb> it's sorted by byte ordering (which means unicode code point ordering the utf-8) ojwb> but not by any collating order which your language might have ojwb> so, sort of yes kanru> thanks ojwb> for example, in german I believe the ß character should sort as if it were "ss" kanru> at least it's sorted, that's enough

#xapian-2009-12-11 cworth> ojwb: A notmuch user just submitted a Xapian patch that gives a 5-6x performance for the only performance bug we're hitting notmuch (Xapian defect #250): http://notmuchmail.org/pipermail/notmuch/2009/000886.html cworth> I guess I should go add that to the defect page... * ojwb sighs at the first hunk ojwb> yes, attach it to the ticket ojwb> I think richardb has been looking at that recently too cworth> ojwb: Added. cworth> ojwb: I haven't actually looked at the patch. Is it bad? ojwb> well, the first hunk contains only whitespace changes AFAICS ojwb> which is never a good sign ojwb> rather odd setting of cmp to -2, 0 or 2 ojwb> it's probably along the right lines cworth> Oh, right. Not a clean patch. cworth> ojwb: Gotta be sure you don't get "too close" to 0 with a value like 1 or -1, you know? cworth> ;-) cworth> ojwb: Anyway, I hope it leads to a proper upstream patch soon.

#xapian-2009-12-11 ojwb> does it pass the testsuite? cworth> ojwb: I haven't checked that yet, but I can. ojwb> if richardb isn't working on it after all, I'll happily review the patch [...] kanru> oh.. hi :) kanru> that patch is against 1.1.3 aka svn branch ojwb> kanru: cool kanru> it passed the test suite ojwb> excellent kanru> rough but works :) cworth> kanru: Oh, hi! I should have noticed you in here. :-)

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1. 如何參與自由軟體開發經驗分享 By Kan-Ru Chen (陳侃如) [email_address] ICOS 2011 2011-09-11 NTU

2. 程式有Bug或是不好用怎麼辦？

3. 出版社排不出 Knuth 的書於是有了 TeX

4. BitKeeper 死要錢 &%$#@*! 於是 Linus 寫了 git

5. 還有很多很多類似的例子

6. 結論

7. 有需求(生氣)才有進步

8. 長輩說

9. 幹壞事是進步最大的原動力

10. 例如：為了抓圖學會了 perl+wget

11. 還好我們有 Open Source/Free Software

12. % ls ~/src/mirror|wc -l 244

13. 有了 Source Code 想做什麼都可以

14. 如果...

15. 做簡報到一半 OpenOffice.org又當啦！ &%$@*!

16. 聊天到一半... 輸入法又掛啦！ &%$#@*!

17. 不會寫程式找別人救你

18. 想辦法再當一次

19. 有時候很簡單有時候很難

20. 紀錄流程

21. 回報

26. 紀錄流程

27. 回報抓蟲

28. 回報 (不管蟲有沒有抓到)

29. 回報到哪？

30. 溝通管道

31. Bug Tracking System

32. Mailing List

33. 論壇(Forum)

34. IRC

35. 語言隔閡

36. 不用擔心

37. 用點常識 Use your common sense

38. 共通語言

39. 冠C: I speak C language

44. 冠C: I speak C language

49. $ git log <file>

50. ChangeLog

51. Linux $ scripts/get_maintainer.pl

52. 專案網頁

53. Bug Tracking System

54. Mailing List

55. 論壇(Forum)

56. IRC

57. 要有耐心

62. 說明來意

63. 送 PATCH 不要送 tarball

68. Emesene http://kanru.info/blog/archives/330/

69. Forum vs. IRC vs. Email

70. Notmuch & Xapian http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.mail.notmuch.general/887

71. #xapian-2009-12-10 kanru> Hi, can I assume the termlist is sorted in alphabetical order? ojwb> it's sorted by byte ordering (which means unicode code point ordering the utf-8) ojwb> but not by any collating order which your language might have ojwb> so, sort of yes kanru> thanks ojwb> for example, in german I believe the ß character should sort as if it were "ss" kanru> at least it's sorted, that's enough

72. #xapian-2009-12-11 cworth> ojwb: A notmuch user just submitted a Xapian patch that gives a 5-6x performance for the only performance bug we're hitting notmuch (Xapian defect #250): http://notmuchmail.org/pipermail/notmuch/2009/000886.html cworth> I guess I should go add that to the defect page... * ojwb sighs at the first hunk ojwb> yes, attach it to the ticket ojwb> I think richardb has been looking at that recently too cworth> ojwb: Added. cworth> ojwb: I haven't actually looked at the patch. Is it bad? ojwb> well, the first hunk contains only whitespace changes AFAICS ojwb> which is never a good sign ojwb> rather odd setting of cmp to -2, 0 or 2 ojwb> it's probably along the right lines cworth> Oh, right. Not a clean patch. cworth> ojwb: Gotta be sure you don't get "too close" to 0 with a value like 1 or -1, you know? cworth> ;-) cworth> ojwb: Anyway, I hope it leads to a proper upstream patch soon.

73. #xapian-2009-12-11 ojwb> does it pass the testsuite? cworth> ojwb: I haven't checked that yet, but I can. ojwb> if richardb isn't working on it after all, I'll happily review the patch [...] kanru> oh.. hi :) kanru> that patch is against 1.1.3 aka svn branch ojwb> kanru: cool kanru> it passed the test suite ojwb> excellent kanru> rough but works :) cworth> kanru: Oh, hi! I should have noticed you in here. :-)

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