Re: GNOME internships wrap-up

[Lasse Schuirmann <lasse schuirmann gmail com>]

Hello everyone,

first: I dont know if this affects GSOC students only or also OPW
students. If it doesnt affect you it might be interesting to create a
resume of your gnome patches ;).

In order to upload your code samples for google (or some OPW
equivalent) you have to extract your patches from the repository.
Since this is a time consuming things, and we programmers hate that,
dont we?, I wrote a script for this. You can download it here:

https://github.com/sils1297/configurations/blob/master/scripts/git/collect_authors_patches.sh

This script will:
- search the repository in the current directory for all commits from
the given author
- detect consequent commit ranges from this author
- ask you for every range of commits in which subdirectory you want
this range to be stored
- store patches for this range there

As everything, this script is fully GPL. I'm not that a bash guru so
there's some things which could have some improvements. (Having a
verbose/nonverbose mode, splitting patch series, activate/deactivate
continous numbering without uncommenting code, ...) If you find a bug,
file it in the github bugtracker of the repository. So if you fiddle
with it to make it suit your needs, feel free to send me a pull
request or a patch (mail or so) so everyone has something from it.

Organizers: maybe we should publish this thing on a wiki page since
almost every GSoC student probably wants to extract his patches from
the repository he worked on.
Participants: If you use this script I'd be happy to recieve a note
for personal usage statistics.

Thanks to all the organizers and mentors to make this GSoC happen. It
was really great to be part of this!

Greetings,

Lasse Schuirmann

2014-08-20 17:42 GMT+02:00 Marina Zhurakhinskaya <marinaz redhat com>:
> Dear GNOME GSoC and OPW 2014 interns,
>
> Thank you for all your contributions to GNOME this summer!
>
> If you have not done so already, please be sure to do the following this week:
> 1) Update your page at https://wiki.gnome.org/Outreach/SummerOfCode/2014/Projects or 
> https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeWomen/OutreachProgram/2014/MayAugust/Projects , including links to your merged 
> or work-in-progress contributions
> 2) Write a wrap-up blog post
> 3) (GSoC only) Fill out the final evaluation from Google
>
> If your code or other contributions have not been merged yet, please do your best to follow through the 
> review process to merge what you worked on this summer as soon as possible.
>
> We would love to see you continue contributing to GNOME. Please feel free to continue asking your mentor 
> and other members of the GNOME community for guidance and advice in your participation in GNOME.
>
> Your blogs will continue being aggregated on Planet GNOME for another half a year. After that, you would 
> need to be the GNOME Foundation member to keep your blog on Planet GNOME. If you contributed to GNOME 
> before the GSoC application process and are not yet a member, you should consider applying for the 
> membership soon. If you only started contributing to GNOME after February 2014, we ask that you continue 
> contributing for another half a year before applying. http://www.gnome.org/foundation/membership/apply/
>
> Thanks,
> Marina
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