>Hi everyone, on the CI front, I have recently introduced (successfully) the
>broad use of Docker images to run the full test suite. This project, named
>koha-testing-docker [1], evolved into a usable development environment too.
>Right now I'm trying to spend some time on porting kohadevbox thing
Estefanía, un gusto.
KohaDevBox es la mejor manera de introducirse en el desarrollo de Koha.
La integración EPIC no implementa el protocolo dbgp y por ende no es muy
útil de todas maneras.
Para lo que necesites.
Suerte!
El mié., 18 de abr. de 2018 12:36 a. m., Estefanía
escribió:
> Good night
Good night to everyone! Nice to meet you
I am Estefanía, from Argentina and my first approach to koha was the past year,
in a comparison to decide wich ILS is the best to adapt it for my University´s
Libraries.
And now, for the Final Project of my career I want to adapt it. I’ve read about
the K
I think whatever version of Perl that is in Debian would make sense for the
community to support.
However, I think there is a difference between supporting and requiring. Koha
shouldn’t require the supported version, imho. If people – like us – want to
use an unsupported version, the onus sh
Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for reverting that patch.
We have Koha running on a RHEL 6 instance which uses 5.10.1, and it seems to be
doing fine so far. It is an older version of Koha though. I just did the
following grep: grep -R "use 5\." *. I see “use 5.010” but nothing greater than
that.
Continuing to fiddle around with this. I commented out all of the use
statements in C4/Reserves.pm, then uncommented them one by one until the
circular dependencies came back. There are two modules that create the
dependencies in C4::Reserves:
C4::Accounts;
C4::Letters;
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Just to see what happens, I enabled warnings in C4/Reserves.pm. All of the
warnings were of the form
Subroutine * redefined at C4/Reserves.pm line *.
This is happening because of circular dependencies, e.g.
C4/Reserves.pm
uses
C4::Members
C4::Circulation
Those modules in turn use
bravo
2018-04-17 15:30 GMT+02:00 Tomas Cohen Arazi :
> Hi everyone, on the CI front, I have recently introduced (successfully)
> the broad use of Docker images to run the full test suite. This project,
> named koha-testing-docker [1], evolved into a usable development
> environment too. Right
Hi everyone, on the CI front, I have recently introduced (successfully) the
broad use of Docker images to run the full test suite. This project, named
koha-testing-docker [1], evolved into a usable development environment too.
Right now I'm trying to spend some time on porting kohadevbox things int
5.20 is the perl version on Jessie. And we stopped supporting Wheezy.
I am not even sure if Koha still really supported 5.10. Here and there some
higher language level constructs may have sneaked in.
Imo no need to revert; this is just formalizing the current state of things.
If people run older
And after the revert we are going to talk about the version to support:
5.10 has been release on 2007 and end of life since 2009
"Please note that branches earlier than 5.20 are no longer supported,
though fixes for urgent issues, for example severe security problems, may
still be issued."
Which v
Hi David,
I did not confirm Mark's assumption on pushing but made sure 5.20 was
available in most of the GNU/Linux distros I know.
If this restriction is not necessary it does not make sense to keep it, I
am going to revert the patch later today.
However I am pretty sure 5.10 is not enough.
If y
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