• last updated 1 hour ago
Constraints
Constraints: committers
 
Constraints: files
Constraints: dates
adding the Message Catalog APM file type to the datamodel

  1. … 1 more file in changeset.
avoid collating order problems by padding version strings with 0000.

  1. … 1 more file in changeset.
added parent_id function to apm_package package

  1. … 1 more file in changeset.
Fixing incorrect and confusing error text.

Copying a version of a package didn't copy the database-supported field for

its files.

  1. … 1 more file in changeset.

A bunch of "ACS"->"OpenACS" and similar changes

  1. … 28 more files in changeset.

1. Polished up the query files for the root www directory

2. Turned a bunch of bitmap indexes into b-tree indexes

3. the developer support .info file had been messed over by an early

version of my APM port to PG.

  1. … 8 more files in changeset.
fixed comment for distribution_tarball attribute that was removed

1. Added a new attribute to the .info file which tells the bootstrap

installer whether or not a package is part of the acs-core. Only

acs-core packages are now installed during the initial bootstrap install

of the system.

2. Fixed a dupe query name problem in a couple of queryfiles. The problem

is not with the dispatcher but with the extractor, and for the moment it

is just easier to kludge the resulting queryfile than fix the extractor.

  1. … 36 more files in changeset.
converted apm to store tarballs in the content repository

  1. … 7 more files in changeset.

Big 'ole update to implement multi-db aware packages. Don't try this yet,

I can't *possibly* have gotten all the right files added and removed in

one fell swoop!

  1. … 118 more files in changeset.

bootstrapper can now load either the Oracle or PostgreSQL acs-kernel

datamodel. It checks on-the-fly for which db is configured in the OpenNSD

database pools allocated to OpenACS. Only acs-kernel is correctly self-

configured at this point.

    • -0
    • +2624
    ./apm-create.sql
  1. … 113 more files in changeset.