[02:38:18] I have had about enough of gerrit [02:38:38] there are so many bugs, it makes it so hard to do the simplest things [02:41:19] I was trying to type a code comment, but the box kept scrolling off the screen as I typed [02:43:53] so I switched from side-by-side to unified diff mode, and that problem went away, but then the diff highlighting and line numbers were incorrect, so that if I tried to attach a comment to code, it would be attached to the wrong line [02:46:36] my settings are already arranged so as to work around a previously noted bug in diff display [02:48:13] When we upgrade from 2.13.x -> 2.14.x we get the new PolyGerrit UI [02:48:15] It's...cleaner [02:48:23] I don't know how many of your UI bugs will be fixed [02:49:18] (I was a little leery of the 2.14.x branch, there were some backend regressions I was unhappy with, but the .2 release should fix them all) [02:49:38] Working on migrating to scap-based deploys, then we'll test+schedule an upgrade [02:50:57] TimStarling: I know "please wait and see" is never a great answer, but the UI situation is /completely different/ come the 2.14.x releases [02:51:01] thanks RainbowSprinkles [02:51:12] So we'll need to reassess all the UI bugs people have filed [02:51:16] is it written by different people? [02:51:25] It actually had real designers input on it ;-) [02:51:58] I mean, fundamentally the problem is lack of attention to quality [02:52:29] Yeah. Well the software was designed for engineers by engineers for years. I've met a good number of them. They can't draw a circle using the circle tool in mspaint. [02:52:38] lol [02:53:03] Very smart guys, terrible designers :) [02:53:50] https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/c/98996?polygerrit=1 will force the new UI if you want a sneak peek [02:54:30] dæmn, even I know how to draw circles in Paint! [02:54:54] MaxSem: I don't :( [02:55:04] hold shift [02:55:12] Yeah I'd still fuck it up [02:55:40] I'm pretty sure my neighbor's fish could do a better job than I (or the Gerrit core devs :p) [02:56:07] as our friends from the apps team love to say, SHIPITSHIPITSHIPIT! [02:56:16] that definitely looks better [02:56:35] A little rough around the edges, but far cleaner yes [02:56:43] real scroll bars, for a start [02:57:11] iirc, big change there was I think they actually swapped out the code editor [02:57:14] (I could be wrong...) [02:58:12] I lied. It's the same one. Prolly newer version. [02:58:41] But yeah, real scroll bars instead of like iframe-based ones within the real scroll space is a vast improvement [02:58:59] (I've had that same jumping-all-over issue constantly since they swapped to CodeMirror in 2.10+) [03:01:19] I *can* compile 2.13.x with the polygerrit support, but it requires a custom build + it was woefully incomplete in 2.13.x [03:01:32] Like, missing major features to the point of being unusable [03:03:36] Hmm, if the schema changes weren't so big between the versions I could run the slave on 2.14.x [03:03:39] But it'd complain [03:12:57] TimStarling, any other comments re my sections stuff? [03:14:01] probably not, since I gave it in-principle approval on July 20 [03:14:25] my comments are addressed now? [03:14:34] yep [03:14:40] hmm, so I need someone to pull the trigger... [03:15:53] I'll have a look [03:16:17] thanks :) [03:29:00] ok, I can merge it, do you want to merge RELEASE-NOTES-DRAFT or should I? [03:29:16] 1 sec [03:32:47] done [03:33:50] heading home [21:04:57] RFC meeting starting now in #wikimedia-office: IPv6 contributions and talk pages