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Quote from Torhal

I've let the devs know so they can take a look at your repositories. I've never had this issue, but I've also always followed the instructions at http://www.wowace.com/wiki/repositories/convert-svn-to-git/

Thanks Torhal.

That's pretty much what I did with a bit more work to cleaning the history. I still have the scripts that I used if it can help.

I have the same packager issues with AllPlayed and ShuckIt. I'm guessing the fix only applied to Grid or it's not working. Should I open a ticket somewhere about it or you guys are already working on it anyways.

Phanx: what third-party packager are you using?

Thanks

I tagged the project again and got the same error message.

Quote from Torhal

Looks like it packaged anyway...

The only thing in the zip file is a text file name Changelog-AllPlayed-v50400-1.txt that contains the error message. I would very much like to remove this so that at least the users can get the latest working version.

This is a new one for me and I didn't find anything when I searched forum.

I've tagged my AllPlayed project with v50400-1 in order to generate a release before starting to commit WoD changes on Alpha. With SVN, I always use the Project Management -> Tag Repository function on the web site.

This seams to work as usual and within a minute, a new release v50400-1 file was available on the site but when I click on the link to test it, I get the following error message instead of the expected change log.

Change log

svn: warning: W000013: Can't open file '/root/.subversion/servers': Permission denied
svn: E155007: '/media/cf-repositories/packager/svn-tag-checkout/wow/all-played-laotseu/mainline/v50400-1' is not a working copy

I don't know if I did something wrong or if the packager is having an issue, and I don't know how to proceed from here.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You can also use gsub.

local s = "   test test test   "

-- leading spaces
s = s:gsub("^%s+", "")

-- trailing spaces
s = s:gsub("%s+$", "")

-- Both
s = s:gsub("^%s+", ""):gsub("%s+$", "")

-- Another way to do both
s = s:gsub("^%s*(.-)%s*$", "%1")

Thanks Torhal. I found the problem I had when I was trying to push the tag was that the hook require a message with the tag.

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I'm trying to get the packager to generate a release for my Aboutis project.

I touched a file, committed and pushed the change. That went well and a alpha release was produced.

I tagged my HEAD branch as "v50400-1" and then tried to push the change but I receive a

! [remote rejected] v50400-1 -> v50400-1 (hook declined)

.

I tried tagging the project using the "Tag Repository" menu on the project web site. This appears to work except that when the packager wakes up, it doesn't find any change and doesn't generate the release file.

Here's the exact packager message:

Discovered git repository: wow/aboutis/mainline
Joining all threads
Updating git://git.wowace.com/wow/aboutis/mainline.git in /media/cf-repositories/packager/git-local-checkout/wow/aboutis/mainline...
Done with git://git.wowace.com/wow/aboutis/mainline.git
Finished joining all threads
Deciding to skip git repository: wow/aboutis/mainline, as not updated.

When I pull or fetch the change from the WoWAce repository, the tag is not there.

Anyone knows what I can try next?

Quote from mikenowo

I've looked through the options/settings in Prat for a way to set arrow keys to bring up the last text that was typed in chat but can't find any option to do so. I know I used to be able to use up and down arrow keys to recover previously sent chat text but now after a wow patch it no longer works. Does Prat have this option and if it does WHERE is this set?

Doesn't work with the arrows but it works for me using ALT-Arrow up and down. I also prefer using just the arrows but at least we have a workaround until the situation can be set back t what it was.

As for the option, make sure enable History.

You can test for [swimming] in macros so SecureCmdOptionParse("[swimming]1") will return 1 if you are swimming and nil if you are not. I don't think it's possible to know if you are diving or even how high in the air or how deep in the water you are.

It would help if you tell us why you are trying to detect if you are swimming or diving.

Thanks for this, it makes it very easy to implement.

Quick question : wowpedia doesn't list the script handlers for animation. Anyone can point me where I can get the list? In particular, I'm looking for a "before starting the anim" handler.

[Edit: found it, it's OnPlay. I guess I'll go update the Widget handlers page now.]

Thanks Torhal.

I've done two push to Syllabus that have somehow not been detected by the packager so no download file gets generated. The Git push return with a Success. The packager log shows neither error nor any sign that the push were detected.

Is there something wrong with the packager or is it me that is doing something wrong?

I will try that. For now I've gone with a mix of reading the trade skill windows and traping all the update UI messages. It's a bit messy so another way would be nice.