[Kget] R: Re: KGet Maintainership
nekkar at libero.it
nekkar at libero.it
Fri Aug 7 18:55:47 CEST 2009
Sure you maintained it! ;) But I think now kget needs someone to take the lead
of the project. Could that someone be you? ;)
Seems like there are at least 2
bugs reports related to the postTransferChangedEvent function call. That
function can be very dangerous,
since it trusts that the Observers that have
been added to the handler, still exist. I would love to see some kind of
unittests to look for potential problems
like this. Maybe something that gives
tons of commands to kget like creating / deleting / pausing / redownloading /
etc.. transfers and looking at the
final result.
:Dario
>----Messaggio
originale----
>Da: l.appelhans at gmx.de
>Data: 07/08/2009 18.35
>A:
"nekkar at libero.it"<nekkar at libero.it>
>Ogg: Re: [Kget] KGet Maintainership
>
>Am
Freitag 07 August 2009 11:50:17 schrieb nekkar at libero.it:
>> Ehi guys.. Looking
at the KGet project, I can see how I still appear as the
>> maintainer. I don't
think it's correct since I think there are developers
>> way more active than
me (yeah, more than 0 can be pretty easy ;) ..).
>>
>> Anyway,
>> seriously,
anyone would like to become/figure out like the new project
>> maintainer?
Anyone would like to start this adventure, make kget the best
>> application
ever and take over the world? :)
>Well we maintained it as a team in the last
months, we could just continue
>doing that. :)
>>
>> BTW, Yesterday I was
looking at
>> the bug reported recently, and it seemed like some are really
hard to
>> catch, unless we develop a series of unittests on the whole
infrastracture
>> / gui. What do you think?
>+1
>I remember the model/timer
bug, still don't really know what the reason is. :/
>
>Lukas
>>
>> Best
regards,
>> Dario
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