#musicbrainz-devel

oh actually, 791 isn't huge, I can probably review this

Hmm. aCiD2, did you see murdos's comment on the review?

yea

I don't agree with it, I'm happy sticking with list

rym use list, as do discogs. I think we should too

ruaok: did you send payments yet? If not, I have a new account for you to use

Well, I was mostly wondering about the upgrade.sh stuff. Should I be editing those scripts that reference editor_collection to use list instead?

I'm not sure what the upgrade process is.

yea, if you change the schema, you need to change anything that references it

ack and grep are you friends here :)

Okay. Those scripts were in the updates folder, so I just left them alone.

aCiD2: I did yesterday, which means they are going out today. send me the new info for next month.

gotcha

will do

aCiD2: the account is at the same bank?

no, llyods tsb

ok, then you need to send ALL the DETAILS again.

ah, ok

I never know what they need for wires

thats why you should ask them to provide the instructions to you.

I'll do that during the week then

you have a month. :)

hello

is there a particular editor people like for perl? something with auto-complete stuff?

Padre is the closest you'll get

There is an eclipse plugin too

Me and warp use emacs, some people use vim too

i'm using emacs now - but i'm relatively new to it

i learned it while typing my thesis in latex

as it seemed to have the best auto-complete features actually - on citations and refs to other sections

but i guess not so much for perl...

You won't find autocompletion for perl like you will with Java/C#

because Perl is so complex most people say "only Perl can parse Perl"

fair enough :-)

(http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=663393)

but yea, I'd suggest Padre if you insist on having something like an IDE :) For me, I wouldn't go back from something like Emacs or GVim these days though, but it is a learning curve for sure

i'll look at padre, but i may just do emacs

i've been in the eclipse world a bit

but it seems the EGit plugin for eclipse just doesn't work right

which i suppose is not a deal breaker, but annoying

hehe "a formal proof"

:)

really these days I tend to keep most stuff in my head though and always have search.cpan.org open (or perldoc)

i recall some perl frameworks being mentioned - i know catalyst was one

and i think there was another...

Moose

Moose and Catalyst are definitely essential reading

thnx aCiD2

I use a combination of vim and gedit, depending on what I'm doing.

and what configuration the moon is in

can somebody enlighten me as to why there's a musicbrainz_db and a musicbrainz_db_raw ???

I think they live on different servers or something

oh funky - so it's more about hardware

and the raw database has stuff that's not part of the actual mb data (like user collections)

so the test db queries i'm doing

all use musicbrainz_db

then tables are named musicbrainz.artist or musicbrainz.release

kurtjx: _raw contains huge amounts of data in production. it contains the full edit history and all user specific data.

ok

edits have been moved to the raw db now?

so musicbrainz_db is somehow a filtered version of db_raw?

nikki: yea

ah right

kurtjx: musicbrainz_db is the data, musicbrainz_db_raw is the musicbrainz side of the data

kurtjx: no, just different tables.

if that makes sense

k

nikki: any sign of the package yet?

not yet

should be coming this week

lucky

samsung galaxy vibrant releases here on friday

I've been putting off getting a number :)

aCiD2, still around?

sure, what's up

Just wondering if there's anything else that you can think of needs doing for the review. I think I've addressed all of the concerns relevant to the diff in question.

Also, as a heads up, I'm going to send you and warp a bit of information on the way I'm doing collection editing in WS2 to see if the architecture makes sense.

sounds good, I'll have a look at the review tomorrow. hopefully we're at a mergable state now

Okay.

its amazing. the DB server is sitting at a load of 20 and still responding pretty fast.