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June 2010

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[bknr-devel] BKNR web, best place to start digging
by Frederico Muñoz 04 Jun '10

04 Jun '10

Hello, While working on the XML impex component I had a look around the web part of BKNR (which is the least documented). What would be the best project to use as a starting point? One would think that hello-web would be it, however I have been unable to to past hunchentoot internal errors, perhaps because the code doesn't reflect the current API. The same things happens with quickhoney, which is a bit stranger since I think that this one is more recent. Any advice welcome. As my previous message regarding XML impex I'm not looking for hand-holding or fixes (which is why I don't even post any concrete errors), merely a general pointer to where to start: this and that is a bit old, you would liekly be more lucky with that other one (or even forget about it, at this stage it would not be trivial to give any sort of indication). PS: My motivation is only that since I like the datastore component (with the indices, and now the XML impex) it would not be surprising if the rest is also something that I could use. However one can always use the datastore with other frameworks (e.g. weblocks, which seems to have some traction from what I've read, and uses cl-prevalence and Elephant as typical datastores - adding an example for the bknr datastore would be trivial).

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Re: [bknr-devel] Problems with XML import/export, can't follow the tutorial
by Hans Hübner 01 Jun '10

01 Jun '10

With your changes on your local master and the github master reset to the old master, do a "git rebase -i origin/master". Squash all your commits into one, save and push to github. That should do. Let us know if it does not. -Hans Am 28.05.2010 20:49 schrieb "Frederico Muñoz" <fsmunoz(a)gmail.com>: Hi, 2010/5/28 Hans Hübner <hans.huebner(a)gmail.com>: > I'd prefer if you could eventually rebase your commits and squash them > into one before I pull th... I've tried to, but I'm afraid I probably didn't do it correctly. I reset my master by using upstream/master, forced the push to github, switch to my wip branch, did a git rebase master. The switched to my local master, merged the wip branch, and did a push. >From reading the docs I was expecting something more akin to a single commit, which isn't the case. I'm likely missing a step, or doing one to many. Regards, Frederico

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