Petr Baudis wrote:
please make [memcached] optional.
Oh, absolutely. I was definitely planning to keep Gitweb runnable without having Cache::Memcached installed.
print "<p>This page took ".tv_interval($t0, [gettimeofday])."s to generate.</p>";
Sure -- I'm not sure how useful bare timings are, though. When I look at individual pages, the page cache is usually warm anyway, so the only thing I might be interested in is advanced statistics like the number of calls to git or number of cache hits/misses. To find out how the cache performs timing-wise, you'll have to do larger benchmarks, individual page generation times won't help that much.
I wonder what oldest Perl versions do we aim to support?
I'm thinking about 5.8 or 5.10. Looking at Debian, Perl 5.10 is not in stable (etch), but it's in lenny, which is planned to become stable in Sept. 08. So by the time the updated Gitweb/Git.pm has stabilized (and shows up as a package in Debian), Perl 5.10 will definitely be available widely enough.
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