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Description: A no-frills Merb wiki extracted from wiki.merbivore.com
Homepage: http://github.com/meekish/collective
Clone URL: git://github.com/meekish/collective.git

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Shazburg commented on meekish/collective Sun Sep 28 00:21:10 -0700 2008
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bootstrap.rake:6— Is this supposed to be two exclamation marks?

meekish commented on meekish/collective Fri May 30 09:16:48 -0700 2008
Comment in 0c6297a:

On further review, it appears that Edits#update was actually doing nothing; simply telling the spam engine “this version you marked as spam is spam and this version you marked as ham is ham.”

meekish commented on meekish/collective Thu May 22 14:54:21 -0700 2008
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fixed http://github.com/meekish/collective/commit/0c4077666447ee91c26654b4e6381b4fab1e0844

meekish commented on meekish/collective Thu May 22 10:06:49 -0700 2008
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Yes. Oops.

myabc commented on meekish/collective Thu May 22 04:24:46 -0700 2008
Comment in ece4824:

I think the specs need updating as well?

meekish commented on meekish/collective Mon Apr 21 20:48:26 -0700 2008
Comment in 04407a2:

@dstrelau: Hmmm. That’s strange. I develop on Leopard and didn’t discover the bug until deploying wiki.merbivore.com on Gentoo.

dstrelau commented on meekish/collective Sun Apr 20 22:33:38 -0700 2008
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FYI: I ran into this while trying to try out collective on OS X 10.5. Seems like a bug in `dependencies` to me…

meekish commented on meekish/collective Sun Apr 20 14:26:24 -0700 2008
Comment in 04407a2:

Yeah, it’s a subtle bug. AFAIK, it only occurs on Linux. We ran into it when deploying wiki.merbivore.com but I forgot to merge the workaround in until now. If #dependencies is seeking feature parity with #require then we should definitely try to fix it and submit a patch.

jherdman commented on meekish/collective Sun Apr 20 11:21:35 -0700 2008
Comment in 04407a2:

Interesting. I don’t yet quite understand how ‘dependencies’ works, but this has given me cause to.

elliottcable commented on meekish/collective Tue Apr 15 01:40:56 -0700 2008
Comment in 3d7a85b:

Mmmmm tasy Mk↓ is TASTY.

In other news, it was discovered in a study completed today that 90% of attractive females like SETEXT style Mk↓ headings more than hashy ones! d-;

elliottcable commented on meekish/collective Tue Apr 15 01:39:19 -0700 2008
Comment on bugs/issue-3fdc19a7629266f2ef5df4f4c0f3ed8c7ecd3cb0.yaml L22 in c77f296:

Thank GitHub! I don’t even use this software, but, just browsing around… saw this, decided it needed fixing… forked, cloned, fixed, commited, and pullrequested! All in the space of thirty minutes. God, GitHub is the best – it’s changing the face of coding, imho.

elliottcable commented on meekish/collective Mon Apr 14 16:14:41 -0700 2008
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jherdman: awwwwwesome

jherdman commented on meekish/collective Mon Apr 14 14:05:23 -0700 2008
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Ooh. I’ll definitely be looking into Ditz.

elliottcable commented on meekish/collective Mon Apr 14 02:39:50 -0700 2008
Comment in d54e8d1:

All done! Pull request also popped off to meekish: http://github.com/elliottcable/collective

elliottcable commented on meekish/collective Mon Apr 14 02:26:11 -0700 2008
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See? Because of the format of the TODO list, I didn’t even notice that. Forking to do this, NAO.

myabc commented on meekish/collective Mon Apr 14 02:21:30 -0700 2008
Comment in d54e8d1:

It looks like “adding Ditz to the Repository” is already on the TODO list!

elliottcable commented on meekish/collective Mon Apr 14 02:18:19 -0700 2008
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Not related to this commit, but you can’t comment on wiki pages yet… That TODO page is quite ridiculous. I understand wanting everything here on github, but why not in the repository instead of on the wiki?

You should definately check out Ditz. It stores your issue tracking data (features and bugs, both) in your SCM (git or darcs work best with it, and guess what… we’re on git!) in the form of YAML files – and provides a nice terminal interface to manage them, right next to running your specs and controlling your code. Everything in one place, it’s great. http://ditz.rubyforge.org/