Re: gitweb bug: broken "next" and other links

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El 19/2/2008, a las 0:32, Jakub Narebski escribió:

Dnia niedziela 17. lutego 2008 11:51, Wincent Colaiuta napisał:
El 15/2/2008, a las 22:16, Jakub Narebski escribió:

WORKSFORME. I could not reproduce this error with the patch
below applied. I think that the previous version of patch should
give the same result; should also fix this bug.

Besides, both "next" and "raw" links are generated using the same
mechanism. It would be strange if one of them broke and other didn't.

Just re-tested again, this time applying on top of 1.5.4.2 and
definitely doesn't work for me.

The "next" links are fixed, the "raw" links still exhibit the same
problem.

eg. here's a commitdiff page with a broken "raw" link from my
installation:

http://git.wincent.com/wikitext.git?a=commitdiff;h=03b8fda6594aa7e6fab3b95b66a4f3c178d6a156

And here's a shortlog page with now-working "next" links:

http://git.wincent.com/wikitext.git?a=shortlog;h=03b8fda6594aa7e6fab3b95b66a4f3c178d6a156

Could you reproduce this error with git.git repository (after any of
the two patches, but please tell which)? Please provide an URL to the
page, and fragment of HTML with wrong link.

BTW. I have just checked above link, and the "raw" link is most
certainly not broken. Were you using updated gitweb (with patch),
and reloaded page?

Well I'll be darned. Looks like my browser (Safari) was showing me an older version of the commitdiff page. Crazy browser.

I had confirmed that both links were not working, then applied your patch, then reloaded both pages (or so I thought) and saw that the commitdiff page was still broken.

I went through this cycle at least twice (once when you first the patch, and again days later when I reapplied and retested) and both times got the same results.

But now having left the server alone (patch still applied) I revisit the link and you're right: it works.

Sorry for the confusion and thanks for fixing the bug. Darn browser.

Cheers,
Wincent

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