Dev call July 13th, 2011
Miro status
We're now working on Miro 4.1.
Will:
figured out gtk dll issues and continued working on upgrading the Windows dependencies
Paul:
worked on auto-fill code; ui is mostly there, but still working on the functionality
Geoffrey:
worked on usability issues
worked on improvements to sharing
Jonas:
worked on WinSparkle integration
Janet:
worked on regression tests; adding new ones; augmenting existing ones
worked on update testing
Ben:
worked on hybrid view mode; pushed the branch to g.p.o.; it's sort of a proof-of-concept right now but looking good
Kaz:
worked on metadata extraction and storage
Order of business:
filename type overhaul: We should override FilenameType and PlatformFilenameType so they throw errors when used. That'll make it easier to find issues.
Jonas is working on getting Miro to use WinSparkle, so we talked about how we use Sparkle on OSX and how we get the appcast file and move the data around to make it happy in Sparkle. We also talked about how to tweak the installer so that Miro passes to winsparkle which kicks off the installer and shuts down Miro. Then the installer shows a progress bar and kicks off the new Miro.
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Bugzilla stats for Miro for the last week:
19 bugs/feature-requests created
2 bugs marked DUPLICATE
7 bugs marked FIXED
1 bugs marked WONTFIX
1 bugs marked INCOMPLETE