I've provided a lot of patches in project module queue. Most of them are critical for an upgrade from D5 and waiting in queue for more than one year without getting committed. Most of them should be RTBC or at least WFM.
Maintainers seems to be very inactive here, but I still hope to get these bugs finally nailed out. Can you review and commit these patches, please?
- #1394398: Duplicate entry in project_release_projects
- #1672724: Unknown column 'project_release_nodes.tid
- #1925728: Schema inconsistent: several columns difference on "not null"
- #1925726: Schema inconsistent: "cvs" - unexpected column in database
- #1394118: Upgrade from D5 to D6 fails with undefined function
- #1394126: D5->D6: Unknown columns and DB upgrade failures
- #1091358: Migration from 5.x-1.3 will loose all release file information
Comments
Comment #1
dwwYes, we're still not doing a great job with this module for sites that aren't d.o. I'm sorry about that, and I wish there were a lot more of me so that each of us could focus on one of the 10 full time jobs worth of stuff people expect me to be doing. ;) Part of the problem is I doubt any of the current maintainers still have a D5 project site we can test the D6 upgrade path with. I've always resisted committing things I didn't personally verify. I guess I need to just stop worrying about it and accept that fact that I can't test everything myself.
No, just focused on the D7 port, not D5->D6 migration bugs. Yes, it'd Be Better(tm) if we had an official 6.x-1.0 release before we started porting to D7. Sadly, we didn't, and a 6.x-1.0 release is very low on everyone's priority list right now. :/
Anyway, you've got a nice list started there. Hopefully they're all tagged with 6.x-1.0 blocker. When I or any other maintainer has a chance to look at those patches, we will.
Comment #2
hass commented@dww: Are you able to commit at least the schema fixes, please? This should be very important for d.o D7 upgrade, too. Just to be clean on db side.
Comment #2.0
hass commentedA
Comment #3
drummToo late to do this now.