Re: Current Idle issues

OK. Understood.

Just seems that so many tools these days, from Trac to GitHub integrate
wiki with the tracker, allowing you to hand-roll custom lists like these
but still easily integrate / hyperlink them into the tracker.

Going to Google Docs seems a fairly awkward way to do this. Is there a wiki
integrated into the main Python tracker?

Phil

On 14 August 2015 at 12:44, Terry Reedy <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 8/14/2015 11:09 AM, phil jones wrote:
>
>> If IDLE *was* on, say, GitHub, wouldn't a public up-to-date bug / todo /
>> issue list and wiki be part of that?
>>
>
> The Python tracker can give you such a list.  Go to
> https://bugs.python.org/issue?@template=search&status=1
> select Components IDLE and go. At the moment you get a list of 180 issues
> sorted by last activity, resortable by other characteristics. What you
> cannot get, and I presume would not get on GitHub either, is a list sorted
> by Idle feature, as is my list. (If my presumption about GitHub is wrong,
> please say so.) This sorting makes it much easier to find specific issues.
>
> My list also has 'possible' issues.  Some I will open on the tracker now
> that other people are looking as issues on the tracker.
>
>
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