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09:50 eeevil berick: your au.id-as-user-identifier makes sense ... I'm trying to remember if there's some security-based reason we don't already support that, and I can't.  are you thinking it'll just be a new peer to the username and barcode .init and .login param objects, and/or just try it as a third type if passed via the identifier key?
09:52 eeevil (and a peer method to .init.barcode, too, I guess?)
10:13 ian1 I just created my first working branch and I want to connect it to a launchpad bug and open it up to review. Whats the standard practice for this? Or where are the docs? lol
10:18 mmorgan ian1: The new developers working group page has links to some good getting started documentation: https://wiki.evergreen-ils.o​rg/doku.php?id=newdevs:start
10:18 mmorgan Here's a page linked from there on pushing your branch and updating Launchpad: https://wiki.evergreen-ils.org/​doku.php?id=newdevs:git:create
10:18 Dyrcona ian1: Many of us create the Lp bug first, then we can stick the bug # in the branch name and commit messages.
10:24 ian1 I did that part. Here is the branch name: user/ianskelskey/lp2075362_duplicate_aria_title
10:24 ian1 And the bug lives here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/2075362
10:24 pinesol Launchpad bug 2075362 in Evergreen "Buttons and links with duplicate aria-label and title attributes are read twice by screenreaders" [Undecided,New] - Assigned to Ian Skelskey (iskelskey)
10:26 Dyrcona Ok. cool. So, you add a comment on the bug with your branch name and any other comments you want to make, like "here's a branch that fixes the issue". It's useful to add the gitweb link, too, for those of us who are lazy and want to look at that code without pulling it/checking it out: https://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=working/E​vergreen.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/user/​ianskelskey/lp2075362_duplicate_aria_title
10:27 Dyrcona You can add the pullrequest tag if you think it is ready to go.
10:29 Dyrcona One suggestion is we generally like a bit more information in the commit message.
10:30 ian1 Makes sense to me. The good news is that I just followed the suggested solution from the bug description verbatim so at least its documented somehow.
10:31 ian1 How do I add a pullrequest tag?
10:32 mmorgan ian1: Just below the bug description are the Tags, Should be an edit button. Add pullrequest to existing tags, if any, then click the green check to save.
10:33 Dyrcona Do you see an exclamation mark in a yellow circle next to the Tags on the bug? If not, are you logged in to Launchpad?
10:33 * mmorgan has been known to miss the "save" part :)
10:36 Dyrcona Is there official documentation or a wiki page about the Release-Note: tag in a commit message? I swear I've seen something but I can't find it now.
10:39 Dyrcona OK. Found what I'm looking for on the dev:git page.
10:40 Dyrcona Now, to write a Pgtap regression test.
10:52 ian1 Sorry. Stepped away for a bit. I dont see the edit button or the exclamation marks but I am logged into launchpad
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12:00 berick eeevil: thanks for reviewing.  i was thinking specifically of the single-call "open-ils.auth.login" version, but adding support for the .init version can be done as well.
12:00 berick for open-ils.auth.login, I think it will need a new parameter.  i don't see a way to leverage the existing "identifier" param, unfortunately
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12:06 eeevil I agree a new, say, "usrid" property in the arg hash would be most explicit ... and, I can get behind the idea of "don't try to guess whether it's a usrid in the identifier property", too. not that there will likely be overlap with barcodes, but there's not much of a use case to support the logic complication -- nobody's likely to make a web form that says "just type any of the three"
12:07 berick yeah, exactly
12:07 eeevil (I think having an .init.usrid a la .init.barcode and .init.username would be good/simple, though)
12:09 * berick nods
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