Jakub Narebski wrote: > 3. Gitweb caching > > Student: Lea Wiemann > Mentor: John 'warthog' Hawley > > There are new tests for gitweb (to check if caching would not break > anything new: it did caught a few breakages), new object Perl API to > git, and gitweb caching implemented using caching data at the level > slightly above calling git commands. But full code (tests, Perl API > and changes to gitweb) are only after first, maybe second round of > review. Correct. I'm planning to post the next round of patches tonight or tomorrow. The remaining to-do items are: 1. We'll still have to have some discussion wrt. what to do about the API and what status it should have -- Petr (and you as well?) complained about missing command-line calling functionality. 2. I'll run benchmarks under various conditions, to measure how much performance we gain with caching, and under what conditions it is most beneficial. 3. Optional, but with some real performance benefits: Add support for Last-Modified/If-Modified-Since. 4. Deploy on kernel.org (though John will have to do some/most of this, and it'll take time beyond the pencils-down deadline I expect). > Student retention: unknown. Well, on the downside, I'm expecting to be pretty busy with college, so there won't be much time to do substantial work on git or gitweb. On the upside, I feel perfectly comfortable with contributing to git (i.e., maintaining my own patch queue, sending patches, etc.), so it's very much possible that at some point I'll be hacking git or gitweb again. -- Lea -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
