Closed (fixed)
Project:
Comment closer
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Major
Category:
Feature request
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Created:
1 Aug 2010 at 15:54 UTC
Updated:
12 Sep 2011 at 00:34 UTC
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Comment #1
nancydruWith the updates to 6.x-1.x-dev, you may need to start again. :-(
Comment #2
nancydruThere is not much left of the module as it was a week ago.
Comment #3
rmiddle commentedIt is a small module not like there is that much to upgrade.
Thanks
Robert
Comment #4
tonycpsu commentedSubscribing
Comment #5
threading_signals commentedIs the d7 port project abandoned?
As of June 28, 2011: "Project not supported: This project is no longer supported, and is no longer available for download. Disabling everything included by this project is strongly recommended!"
Comment #6
rmiddle commentedNo the D7 port is not abandon it wasn't really even started. It was a branch of the D6 version then I got busy again and didn't have a change to do much work on the D7 port. When drupal went from CVS to GIT the branch got enabled. I removed it because it isn't ready for testing. I am still working on the D7 port that lack of useful upgrade documentation has made upgrading very slow.
Thanks
Robert
Comment #7
threading_signals commentedOk, thanks for the feedback Robert.
Looking forward to the finished project
Regards,
Paul
Comment #8
Drake commented+1
Comment #9
nancydruSince the maintainer has multiple projects, changing the title makes it more clear.
Comment #10
agentrickardHere's a patch that gets us started. The settings work and cron (at least) does not fail. But we still need tests and to check that settings work properly.
The single *biggest* issue with this patch is that Drupal 7 will *not* allow the module name and function prefix to be different, so 'comment_closer' is now 'commentcloser' in all cases. Without this change, hook_form_alter() and other core hooks failed to fire.
Comment #11
agentrickardFixed an output format error, thanks to stub tests, in the patch.
Comment #12
agentrickardAnd here's a patch with working tests for most functionality.
Comment #13
agentrickardAnd a final (?) one that fixes the menu callback.
Comment #14
rmiddle commentedI just finished getting one of my other modules Drupal 7 port finished and went to look at this one and see someone has already done it :). Will hopefully look at this code this weekend and get a 7 port in place.
Thanks
Robert
Comment #15
agentrickardI had a deadline :-)
Comment #16
rmiddle commentedagentrickard,
Most of your code has been merged in. I had already started my own build so there are some small diff. If you have a change pull the devel and test and see if this works ok for you.
Thanks
Robert
Comment #17
agentrickardDo the tests still pass? That's what I based my build on.
Comment #18
rmiddle commentedGood question I guess I should run them :)
Thanks
Robert
Comment #19
rmiddle commented20 passes, 0 fails, 0 exceptions, and 2 debug messages
Looks like my changes are still compatible with your tests since I copy those directly in.
Thanks
Robert
Comment #20
agentrickardRight. I didn't even *use* the module. I just ported it, made it testable and then installed it.
I would call this closed and let people file new bugs.
Comment #21
rmiddle commentedI am more interesting in people testing it right now but if you like writing test suits I have a few more modules that really need them :)
Thanks
Robert
Comment #22
agentrickardI'll tell you, I don't like writing them but I love having them. It's a great benefit to development and I urge you to get into the habit.
That said, I barely have time for my own modules. Lucky you, my bosses want this module, and testing is actually the easiest way to validate that the code works as expected.