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The current feed for "New modules" is http://drupal.org/taxonomy/term/14/0/feed
(linked from What RSS feeds are available?).
This feed includes all new sandbox modules.
I'd love to have a feed, which only lists new full modules. (so when a sandbox project becomes a full project, it should be added to the feed I wish for)
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Comment #1
Jax CreditAttribution: Jax commentedSubscribe
Comment #2
smartinm CreditAttribution: smartinm commented+1
Comment #3
dwwProbably the best thing to do is fix up the view at http://drupal.org/project/modules/index for this.
A) Should either have an exposed filter for full vs. sandbox or just always exclude sandboxes
B) Should have an RSS feed display attached to it, e.g. at http://drupal.org/project/modules/index/feed
Pretty sure that's all we need. The view is from project.module in project/views/default_views/project_index.view.php if anyone wants to work on a patch. The drupalorg_testing profile might work enough to get a test site up that can at least handle this. ;) More fancy stuff like VCAPI and Solr is definitely broken in that profile for now, but this is pure project.module stuff here, so that should be working...
I'd move this to project's issue queue, but no one's going to see it over there, so I'm going to leave it here for now.
Comment #4
Mark TrappTagging.
Comment #5
juliangb CreditAttribution: juliangb commentedSubscribe
Comment #6
smartinm CreditAttribution: smartinm commentedRelated issue: #1076430: Separating out sandbox projects from the drupal_modules feed / twitter account
Comment #7
dwwNote: #3 A is now solved via #1087078: Project index block view includes sandbox projects
So, adding the RSS feed as another display for that view for B should be a fairly trivial change if anyone else is motivated to help. ;) The view itself lives in the project module:
http://drupalcode.org/project/project.git/blob/refs/heads/master:/views/...
Once that view has an RSS display, we can finally update any links to the feed for new modules (and themes) to point to the new feeds. That's going to give us the most control going forward, anyway.
Thanks,
-Derek
Comment #8
bambilicious CreditAttribution: bambilicious commentedSubscribing.
Comment #9
rokr CreditAttribution: rokr commentedSubscribe.
I have 800+ new items in my rss.
"My test 2 module" etc :-)
Comment #10
Vacilando CreditAttribution: Vacilando commentedSubscribing.
Comment #11
christefano CreditAttribution: christefano commented#1087554: create a separate RSS feed for sandbox projects is a duplicate of this issue.
Comment #12
oadaeh CreditAttribution: oadaeh commentedIf I can free up some time in the next few days and no one beats me to it, I'll look at creating that view.
Comment #13
dwwTo clarify, the task here isn't "creating that view", it's "adding an RSS feed display to an existing view". ;)
I've probably spent far more time trying to help someone else get this done than it would have taken me to do it, but this is a perfect example of an improvement to d.o that doesn't need my expertise, and I'm hell-bent on expanding the pool of people contributing to d.o instead of just taking care of things myself.
Thanks,
-Derek
Comment #14
smartinm CreditAttribution: smartinm commentedI have attached a patch in #1096750: Display RSS feed for new projects (without sandbox projects) on project.module. Please test & review.
Thanks,
Sergio Martín
Comment #15
laura s CreditAttribution: laura s commentedNoting that #1076430: Separating out sandbox projects from the drupal_modules feed / twitter account is a duplicate of this issue, too.
Comment #16
mathieu CreditAttribution: mathieu commentedSubscribing.
Comment #17
BenK CreditAttribution: BenK commentedSubscribing
Comment #18
smartinm CreditAttribution: smartinm commentedThe current "New modules" feed becomes impossible to follow, too many sandbox projects, over 20 new projects per day. It would be great to get a separate RSS feed for the sandbox modules.
@dww, did you get a chance to review the issue #1096750: Display RSS feed for new projects (without sandbox projects) ? Thanks!
Comment #19
christefano CreditAttribution: christefano commentedIs there a Drupal.org installation profile or Feature or something that would help us import this view so that we can update it and export it for this issue?
In the absence of that, I'd like to ask that someone who has the necessary permissions either add the display him/herself or promote the role of a willing volunteer.
Comment #20
drummchristefano - http://drupal.org/node/1018084 has instructions for getting a Drupal.org development environment.
Comment #21
smartinm CreditAttribution: smartinm commented@christefano I have attached a patch with the rss display for this views on #1096750: Display RSS feed for new projects (without sandbox projects) (comments #6)
http://drupal.org/files/issues/project-feed-projects-newcleanup.patch
Please test and post feedback. Thanks.
Comment #22
krak CreditAttribution: krak commentedsubscribe
Comment #23
Dave ReidI don't think that fixing project/%/index to use feeds is the right solution since it is not a 'node' listing - its an alphabetical title listing. And that view comes with a default query that is more expensive than we need.
The following is a view export that adds a new 'project_feed' view with the following paths:
1. taxonomy/term/[tid]/full/feed - Full project RSS feed
2. taxonomy/term/[tid]/sandbox/feed - Sandbox project RSS feed
Both paths work alongside and do not overwrite the existing taxonomy/term/[tid]/[depth]/feed provided by core.
Comment #24
Dave ReidLet's consolidate #1096750: Display RSS feed for new projects (without sandbox projects) and this issue into the former.
Comment #25
Robin Millette CreditAttribution: Robin Millette commentedsubbing