Thursday, 2018-02-22

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openstackgerritMerged openstack-infra/storyboard master: Create a StoryBoard gui manual  https://review.openstack.org/32547407:32
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dmsimardIt's a UX thing and I know markdown is supported21:49
dmsimardbut it kind of bothers me that we wrap multi-line content into single line21:49
dmsimardSee comments: https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/200157021:50
diablo_rojodmsimard, Yeah definitely looks better when formatted properly.21:53
dmsimarddiablo_rojo: I was wondering if it could be multiline without necessarily being formatted as markdown -- if you try and paste a python stack trace, you end up with my first comment21:54
diablo_rojodmsimard, I would think that its something that could be disabled by default somewhere. Off the top of my head I'm not sure exactly where besides generally in the webclient repo.21:55
diablo_rojohttps://github.com/openstack-infra/storyboard-webclient21:55
diablo_rojodmsimard, somewhere here maybe? https://github.com/openstack-infra/storyboard-webclient/tree/master/src/app/stories21:56
dmsimardyeah I'm not too familiar with the storyboard code, just thought I'd provide some feedback as I come across something that could be improved21:57
diablo_rojodmsimard, I can investigate a bit more to see if its something to disable or something we can change by setting a div. If so, I can make a story for it in storybord against the webclient.21:58
dmsimarddiablo_rojo: it's not an emergency but that's awesome, thanks for your help21:59
diablo_rojodmsimard, no problem :) If you want to poke around and get it fixed sooner I am happy to review :)22:00
diablo_rojoI don't think it will be that involved.22:00
SotKplain non-markdown multiline content used to be how things worked before we added markdown (see https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/94) for a bit of that history22:43
SotKto support non-markdown things nicely I think we'd need to add something to the data model to indicate the format of a comment/description22:44
dmsimardI think supporting markdown is great22:46
dmsimardI mean, github does it the same way22:47
dmsimardbut when you paste something multiline in github, I'm pretty sure it doesn't fold everything into one line22:47
persiaDepends on where it is pasted in github.23:00
persiaI think github has some content analysis algorithm that adds markup in some cases (like comments an issue reports) in an attempt to DTRT23:00
persiaBut I could be entirely mistaken.23:00
persiaFrom a UX perspective, instead of a pulldown that allows one to select markup style, would a more prominent note reminding folk how to mark up code or log snippets in markdown achieve the goal?23:01
* persia is not generally a fan of more options or more controls unless they are truly needed to accomplish multiple goals for specific different folk23:02
dmsimardyeah, I don't have a strong opinion... it was just not my expectation that multiline would be folded into one line :)23:06
dmsimardas far as what the implementation ends up looking like, I'm not a frontend or UX expert so I'll defer to the pros :)23:06
dmsimardI do have another question though -- there's the gerrit < - > storyboard hook implementation where Gerrit will update the status of a story/task to "review" but it doesn't leave a comment or anything about what review actually caused the update. I'd like to improve that, where should I look ?23:07
persiaI think https://gerrit.googlesource.com/plugins/its-storyboard/ is the right thing.23:10
persiaIt used to leave comments, but then it stopped, and I'm not sure it is currently closely maintained or tested well against OpenStack gerrit (other than as a side effect of production use)23:11
persiaPersonally, I think it ought leave a task note where it can, but that might be tricky (especially if the task note has existing comments).23:12
dmsimardOh dear, java. I expected something along the lines of an event listener that consumed firehose and then queried/updated storyboard23:22
dmsimardLooks like this is where it'd happen: https://gerrit.googlesource.com/plugins/its-storyboard/+/9420d223c06478236675f5ed1d94581b934aec3d/src/main/java/com/googlesource/gerrit/plugins/its/storyboard/StoryboardClient.java#16223:23
dmsimardMaybe there's a clue in the gerrit logs, I'll take a look.23:23
diablo_rojodmsimard, yeah that looks like where you would make the change.23:30
persiaFor that plugin, we had the luck to gain the interest of a gerrit developer, which made it easy to get done for the team, but conversely differently maintained.23:48
persiadmsimard: Note that the plugin has both Story: and Task: responses, with different behaviours for each (the former comments and the latter updates status)23:49

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