[Buildbot-devel] Interested in gsoc idea : Full Integration for User Support

[Vasily]

Hi all,

When I last read the code (beware: relevant to 0.8.7p1!), one could pass a
string to MailNotifier() object telling what domain to add if a e-mail
attribute was missing '@' (e.g. if it was a username actually). Maybe
default is 'localhost' there? I'd recommend you to have to look at
MailNotifier documentation (or source :) as I usually do).

Thanks,
Vasily


2014-03-19 5:44 GMT+04:00 Dustin J. Mitchell <dustin at v.igoro.us>:

> On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 4:10 PM, varun sharma <varunsharmalive at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Thanks a lot dustin, and sorry for replying so late, i was busy with my
> > college exams.
>
> We all get busy, including me :)
>
> > I have almost finished with a bug patch. Just wanted to know, has
> buildbot
> > shifted it's issue tracker to github ?
>
> No.  We use trac for issues, and we use Github pull requests for patches.
>
> > Yes, both of them have pretty much in common :) and buildbot is also
> getting
> > new gui in "nine" just like mailman.
> > One more thing, I was testing my patch on my configured buildbot at
> > http://dev.sharmalabs.com:8010/. I wasn't able to change the owner
> email, by
> > default it's set as username at localhost. How can i change it to
> > username at domain.com
>
> This is a bit of an unsolved problem in the user handling.  Subversion
> (the version control system that seems to be in use) only provides a
> username, not an email, as a revision author.  When a corresponding
> Change is added to Buildbot, it looks for a user with that svn
> username, creating a user row in the DB if necessary.  Later, when the
> MailNotifier attempts to notify about that change, Buildbot looks up
> the user row and tries to find an 'email' attribute.  Failing that, I
> think it just uses the username, and the mail daemon fills in the
> "@localhost" bit.  I might be wrong about that last part in my quick
> read of the code.
>
> Dustin
>
>
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