Forrest skinned gump results.

[Nick Chalko <ni...@chalko.com>]

There is a very partial result of Adam work on using forrest.

You can see it at
http://gump.chalko.com/py/index.html


Still a work in progress:

    * Skin issues
    * More work to be done for state

Re: Forrest skinned gump results.

["Adam R. B. Jack" <aj...@trysybase.com>]

> You can see it at
> http://gump.chalko.com/py/index.html

Thanks Nick.

A few more things:

1) There seems to be a bunch pf missing pages (pages that work w/ my
forrest, I suspect I need a site.xml to help out, or a per directory
book.xml). The xdocs are there, just not found. As I've said, I am no
forrest expert & know there are such folks here...

2) Workspace: http://gump.chalko.com/py/index.html shows the details and
"module state". I tried to keep things to module (aggregating projects) to
keep it a smaller view.

Question: Any thoughts on how I might support the "colour coding" that folks
are so used to w/ Gump inside xdocs? The RED=Failed, Yellow=Prereq,
White=Success -- per table line. Or, is this not doable?

I see bugs w/ "*" expression is all, and Elapsed Time 0:17:-942 (I'll fix
'em).

3) Modules get their own directory. I'd like to automatically create
tabs.xml w/ projects etc.

http://gump.chalko.com/py/krysalis-version/index.html

This page shows the list of projects, but also the "work done at the module
level"

Hmm, projects aren't showing on Nick's forrest, I assume I need a book.xml
per directory or something.

4) Work items are shown as :

http://gump.chalko.com/py/krysalis-version/update/update_krysalis-version.html

with command, parameters, environment (overrides) and outputs/exit
codes/etc.

5) Statistics are a separate tab:

    http://gump.chalko.com/py/stats/index.html

and I'd like to build up this information. So far I have a few counters,
and:

    Modules By Elapsed Time
    Modules By Project Count
    Modules By Dependency Count
    Modules By Dependee Count

..  I  will add "Modules by FOG Factor". Basically these aggregate the
containing projects values.

Here is an example:

    http://gump.chalko.com/py/stats/dependencies.html

regards

Adam