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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2015 00:26:26 +0100
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From: rbarlow@redhat.com
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To: dropbox+pulp+c71e@plan.io
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in-reply-to: redmine.journal-262.20150120225509@plan.io
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Subject: Re: [Python Support - Story #102] (MODIFIED) As a user, I can remove
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Python packages from my repositories using pulp-admin
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On 01/20/2015 05:55 PM, Sayli Karmarkar wrote:
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> Just realised that we are moving it to 'modified' after merging and NOT=
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> to closed. Updating status accordingly.
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Redmine has a feature where you can write fixes or closes and a bug
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number in your commit message, and when it gets merged it will
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automatically set your issue to the correct state and also make a
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comment on it that has a link to your commit. It's pretty sweet. I've
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been writing it as the last line of my commit message, like this:
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closes #102
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By the way, you can also write re #102 to add a comment on a bug without
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changing its state. I did this when something I did failed tests later
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and I needed to make an additional commit on an existing issue, but the
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state didn't need to be changed.
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> --- Please write your response above this line ---
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> Issue #102 has been updated by Sayli Karmarkar.
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> * *Status* changed from /CLOSED/ to /MODIFIED/
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> Just realised that we are moving it to 'modified' after merging and NOT=
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> Story #102: As a user, I can remove Python packages from my
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> repositories using pulp-admin <https://pulp.plan.io/issues/102#change=
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-262>
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> * Author: Randy Barlow
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> * Status: MODIFIED
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> * Priority: High
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> * Assignee: Sayli Karmarkar
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> * Category:
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> * Sprint/Milestone: January 2015
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> * Complexity: 2
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> * Bugzilla link:
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> * Target Release: 0.0.0
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> =
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> The platform supports removing Python packages via the REST API, but th=
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e
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> Python admin client extensions do not yet include the command. Delivera=
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bles:
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> * Add a command to remove Python packages from repositories
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> * Include unit tests for the command
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> * Document the command, perhaps in the getting started/recipe section=
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> of the documentation.
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