On Fri, Jun 18, 2004 at 03:41:35AM +0200, Ferenc Wagner wrote:
I think separate columns would serve us better by not repeating the overly long tags several times.
Separate columns are good idea if we can get them.
For now each submit two: one .zip, one compressed with as a self-extractable.
I'm not sure I understand this. The above two should always produce the exact same results, shouldn't they? They contain the same executable after all...
Yes, in theory. But before we drop the .zip, we wanted to make sure this is really the case. Unfortunately, we can't see the results for now :( Once we make sure the results are really the same, and the self-expandable archive is not creating any problems, we can drop the .zip. Meanwhile, it serves as a test case for doing multiple submission for the same build id! :)
Ah, finally I understand you. I think. So do you suggest that [1] and [2] may mean different things on different pages? That would be possible with what we have now, you are right. I can give it a shot, but only after having some sleep and maybe soccer, even.
Right, indeed, that was what I had in mind: [1], [2], etc. are local to the page, not global. In other words, say that for build XXX we get get a bunch of returns. We look into them, and it turns out that the set of distinct URLs that generated them are URLa, URLb, URLc, URLd. We just pick the most convenient order (alphabetical would probably be best to avoid to much variability on how we order them), and we just list them:
[0] : URLa [1] : URLb [2] : URLc [3] : URLd
Nothing that we shouldn't be able to do with what we have now, AFAIU.