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Try and resolve the last few case-sensitive permissions conflicts, and work with ANDK to get my proposed change merged, so they can't happen in the future.
Rakudo's default Angular profiler's performance and memory footprint make it unsuitable for any serious development. A Qt profiler frontend (written in C++) is a partial replacement, though its missing features compared to its web-based counterpart. Needs to be updated to the new profiling data format and the SQL storage.
A sub-idea: port it to Perl 6 and see if it turns out to be more performant than the JS one? :)
Our current installation mechanism is very flexible (in a Turing complete way), but most of the time that isn't necessary. It could be useful if this dependency on shelling out to Makefile.PL/Build.PL could be eliminated where possible.
Not sure if I'll be working on this but it's my fall back.
While researching Makefile.PL related failures due to dotless @INC, we developed a proof of concept that I think could be generally useful if maintained. It potentially could replace or enhance http://grep.cpan.me but be more stable in that it'd be available on github.
The big advantage is I could in a shorter amount of time walk all of the directories and test a certain thing like running Makefile.PL and seeing if it failed or not.
The proof of concept can be found here: https://github.com/toddr/minicpan_grep
This is an extensible Build.PL implementation intended as a replacement for Module::Build.
Rewritten changelog parser better reflects the reality of CPAN. Nearly complete.
Replace the syntax highlighter with a hopefully faster, more robust, and more maintained library.
A shim layer to handle cpanm requests to the v0 API. Could be expanded to handle other v0 clients if needed. Should allow us to drop the v0 indexes/servers without breaking common clients.
Improved search.mcpan.org redirection, supporting many additional URLs not handled by the current naive URL rewriting.
So rollouts do not cause network blips, Server starter config might also be useful
Fix outstanding bugs in the queue, specially those preventing tests from being sent or not giving out accurate and complete information on the results.
* GARU
Integrate CPAN::Reporter with CPAN::Testers::Common::Client so both cpan and cpanm benefit from a common codebase (and remove tons of duplicate code).
Send other Metabase facts and get them to be properly parsed and manipulated by the CPAN Testers' servers. This will (hopefully) allow for much more granular query and analysis of test reports.
version 18 saved on 12/04/17 14:35 by Leo Lapworth (ranguard)