Fixing time column wrapping problem that exhibits in (at least) Safari.
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Note: SVN reference [4991] has been migrated to Git commit 5e384591fd
Datatracker, add page for editing IANA states, add more info to the
/doc/draft-XXXXX/doc.json dump for the RFC Editor, add page for
editing consensus, add page for requesting publication at the RFC
Editor for alternate streams (this will email the RFC Editor and set
the draft in the appropriate state), make it possible for alternate
streams to change the intended RFC status of a draft in the stream,
refactor how IANA copies are handled slightly so it's less code, put
drafts automatically in IANA Review "Need Review" state upon last
call, fix a bug in ballot issuing, remove a bit of dead code
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discrepancies report for seeing differences between the
Datatracker/RFC Editor/IANA, add tests of IANA/RFC Editor integration,
add script for weekly discrepancies emails
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* Adds a new document type for conflict reviews, with a ballot for the IESG 5742 response to a review request
* Integrated the new document type into the iESG agenda views (including RSS feeds)* Removed the Edit and Add buttons from the document main view.
* Replaced Add with actions appropriate for the document type, such as "Begin IESG Processing" or "Begin IETF Conflict Review", and made most data directly editable on the document's main page, depending on access permissions.
* Removed a manual editing step that the secretariat had to perform when sending conflict review messages. The view now composes the message correctly given the stream.
* Added a pencil icon motif to differentiate fields that are editable.
* Generalized several views and helper functions to use Document instead of (e.g.) IdWrapper
* Generalized reading documents from the repository
* Added a way to get from IdWrapper to the underlying Document to facilitate migrating way from the Wrapper classes* Added many helpers to Document to assist with migrating off IdWrapper
* Minor fixes and other changes
* Fixes to document main view to avoid (silent) template failures.
* Began removing some of the code that is no longer reachable post-migration * Corrected the behavior of the undefer code and added test cases for it
* Improved initial population of notification lists and added the ability to regenerate the initial list
* Made the test code that scans for template coverage more robust
* Deployment notes:
* new setting: CONFLICT_REVIEW_PATH. The associated directory will need to be created
This branch fixes bugs #805, #744 and #812
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Note: SVN reference [4600] has been migrated to Git commit 798e7a50e7
New features (keep in mind that utils/draft.py can be run standalone
to do extraction of draft author data, too):
* The handling of author info formatted in columns causes problems
in the face of an author named for instance A. Author with the
company 'Al Author and Associates', causing breakage of email
addresses longer than 'Al Author and'. Tweaked the recognition
of column data to require multiple (not only one) space around
'and'.
* Added support for extraction of author affiliation.
* Tweaked the meaning of -t, --timestamp and added --notimestamp; and
made the default be to emit leading timestamps based ont the draft
file time.
* Added support for running author extraction on RFCs, by not bailing
out on not finding a draft name when RFC information is available.
* Added support for additional date formats and author name formats.
* Improved creation date extraction -- previously, the first supported
date format which was recognized on the first page of the draft would
be used, rather than the first date in a supported format. This could
cause errors if the Status of Memo section or Abstract contained a
date occurring at the start of a line.
* Tweaked the honorific regex to make things work better for the case
when the full name in the author's address section includes a first
name which isn't part of the first-page abbreviated name. Fixes
problems with draft-chiappa-lisp-introduction and similar.
* Added a special case for people who provide their email address as
'foo&cisco.com' instead of 'foo@cisco.com'. Bah.
* Added an alternative, more human-readable key-value-pair attribute
output mode with a '-a' switch.
* Tweaded the first-name regex to capture cases where the first name
is indicated with an alternate first letter: 'Y(J) Stein'. Fixes
problems with draft-anavi-tdmoip and similar.
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currently active, otherwise we can't see from the return value whether
a given time predates the history set. The downside is that the caller
may now need to check whether it got a history object or the same
object back.
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recognizable author's address section, and not searching for
author names earlier in the document if found. Fixes a known
bad case where the author name occurred in the middle of a draft.
* Added handling for the case where an author name is followed by
parentheses which are not closed on the same line.
* Some refactoring.
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Addresses issue #628, using reverse() and the newly created helper function
reverse_lazy() (found in ietf/utils/lazy.py) to DRY out the code a bit by
decoupling the urls from being hardcoded.
With this commit idrfc, and ipr modules have been modified to take advantage
of the reverse() and reverse_lazy() functions.
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Note: SVN reference [2948] has been migrated to Git commit 9399a2e0e8bbfe5c5a16781fd784776cfa31fbac
information: draft.get_author_info(). This method returns a list of
(full_name, first_name, middle_part, surname, suffix, email), with
middle_part, suffix and email set to None if none was found.
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to Yaco on 2011-03-19, and committed on branch/yaco/idsubmit as [2896].
* Extraction of Title which don't have the draft name on a separate
page fails. See for instance this example:
http://www.ietf.org/staging/draft-ma-cdni-publisher-use-cases-00.txt
The regex should maybe be updated to permit but not require a newline
before the draft filename:
'(?:\n\s*\n\s*)((.+\n){1,2}(.+\n?))(\s+<?draft-\S+\s*\n)\s*\n'
* If there are blank lines before the start of the author list on the
first page, the author extraction will fail. This sometimes happens
when there's junk at the start of a draft, see for instance
http://www.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-mpls-tp-process-00.txt .
* Sometimes the Authors' Addresses section lists authors with the same
workplace address on the same line: "Sam Spade and Joe Smith". This
needs a fix in the author extraction code.
* Sometimes the order of first name, surname is different on the first
page and in the author list, and sometimes the surname is uppercase
in one place, but not in the other. This also needs a fix in the
author extraction code.
* The header stripping code had a bug, where multiple blank lines could
be replaced by a single blank line in the stripped text, which could
mess up title extraction.
* Title space normalization should be done also for titles from the
'unusual title format' code branch of the title extraction code.
* Company names on the first page are sometimes rendered with different
case than in the Authors' Addresses section.
* Some drafts list the draft filename _before_ the title, rather than
after the title. Permit this too. Covered in the patch.
* Spanish names can be shown as either
<given_name> <fathers_first_surname> <mothers_first_surname>
or less formally as
<given_name> <fathers_first_surname>
If the first form is used in the Authors' Addresses section, but the
second form (with the given name possibly abbreviated to its first
letter) the author extraction will fail.
* Drafts containing tabs will be caught by idnits during I-D submission,
but in case the drafts.py module is used independently from idnits,
convert tabs to spaces in order for the author extraction and other
methods to work as expected. Example: recently submitted draft
draft-bergeron-payload-rtpfec-rs-00.txt.
* Found a draft with a previously unhandled header/footer format:
draft-fang-mpls-tp-oam-toolset-01.txt. Tweak needed for header/footer
stripping.
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Note: SVN reference [2896] has been migrated to Git commit 5a34b70e52
Fill in the X-IETF-IDTracker header with the
I-D Tracker version number. This fixes#513
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Note: SVN reference [2644] has been migrated to Git commit 77a401f7eb3f06427d3cfae81ec71e4277d828cc
Add regression tests (and accompanying test mode) for utils.mail.
Fixes#538
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Note: SVN reference [2639] has been migrated to Git commit 14de6870df426f18afaf90af2c74a5009cca3c1f
Fixed a bug that was preventing CC/BCC from being honored. Fixes issue #528.
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Note: SVN reference [2604] has been migrated to Git commit 4d27ae4d7a535fb7c9cb44dd0d486a0f5850b1b1
closing <li> tags. BeautifulSoup can handle it, but the recursive text
rendering code in soup2text recurses too deeply with a sufficiently long
list...
* ietf/tests.py, in setUp(): grab the right tuple element when extracting
the URLs from the url test tuples
* ietf/tests.py, in read_testurls(): close opened file
* ietf/tests.py, in doUrlsTest(): narrower try/except clause, and a new one
* soup2text.py, in para(): undo previous change
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of <p /> to indicate paragraph breaks.
This changes the failed diff for /iesg/telechat/detail/354/ to show only three
differences, where two are whitespace differences and one shows a difference
between '@ietf.org. The' and '@ietf.org . The' and is an artifact of the text
extraction. Will look at fixing that next.
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- SQLLogMiddleware. This logs any INSERT or UPDATE performed by
a request.
- SMTPExceptionMiddleware. This renders a "please try again"
(template email_failed.html) message when an attempt to send
email failed. This uses a bit of a hack, in that the middleware
looks explicitly for smtplib.SMTPException, and smtplib can
raise other exceptions (particularly socket errors). utils/mail/send_smtp
catches all exceptions and reraises non-smtplib exceptions as
fake smtplib exceptions, and the middleware undoes the wrapping.
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bits of configuration (e.g., mail server, any authentication required,
etc.) It has different behavior based on the setting of the
SERVER_MODE setting:
- 'development' or 'test': the message will be sent as an attachment
to ietf.tracker.archive+SERVER_MODE@gmail.com; the actual destination
supplied won't be used.
- 'production': the message will be sent to the addressees and a
copy sent to ietf.tracker.archive+production@gmail.com .
There are several functions to call, depending on what you want
to pass:
- send_mail_text() takes a request, "To:" list, From header (or None
to default), Subject text, Body text, an optional Cc: list, and
an optional dict with extra headers.
- send_mail() takes a template and a context instead of the body text,
and renders the template with the given context.
- send_mail_subj() takes a template for the subject as well as for the
body. It uses the same context to render both templates.
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callback to provide a RegexpField class.
* Added checkbox for submitter contact information being the same as
IETF contact information; with javascript support and validation
support.
* Cleaned out the old split_form() and mk_formatting_form() functions from
ietf.utils.
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utilities into separate files.
* Added a log() function in ietf/utils. It uses syslog, but adds some
information about where it was called from.
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