[Devel] roundup milestones and patch for divide by zero issue

[will kahn-greene]

Top-posting for easy access to permission granting.

I hereby give you permission to license that contribution under the
Affero GPL, version 3 or later, at your option.

But why stop there?  I give you full permission to also:

* put it on a t-shirt, sell it and make a million dollars

* translate it into perl, put it on a t-shirt, sell it, and make a
million dollars

* engrave it on the base of a statue of a giant marble gnu and sell it
to the highest bidder

* print it on a banner and have it towed by a plane across a fancy beach
for all beach-comers to see and ogle at (I have a theory that if we did
this with more Free Software, more people would really dig how cool it is)

* mold a pile of mashed potatoes into something resembling the code,
call it a derivative work because "this means something!", sell it and
make a million dollars

* etc.


On 01/05/2011 09:33 AM, Asheesh Laroia wrote:
> On Tue, 4 Jan 2011, will kahn-greene wrote:
> 
>> Hi!
>>
>> I just set up Roundup for PyBlosxom, but needed milestones
>> functionality.  Asheesh kindly shared the work that you folks had done
>> with the OpenHatch Roundup instance with me.  That helped a TON! 
>> Thank you OpenHatch Ninja Team so much for the work that you did. 
>> Asheesh says Jack did most of the work--thank you Jack!
>>
>> One thing I bumped into was that if a milestone has no bugs in it,
>> then it kicks up a divide-by-zero error when going to issue.index.html
>> for a given milestone.  I fixed that.  If there's a better way to fix
>> it, I'm all ears...  This is my first foray into Zope TAL, so my
>> ignorance as to what can/can't be done is pretty high.
> 
> I'd been getting a few errors from Roundup involving dividing by zero. I
> just applied this with "git am", and it applies cleanly.
> 
> Thanks *so* much! This is great.
> 
> (I'm CC:ing you because you're not on the list.)
> 
> Oh, one more thing I guess -- as per
> http://openhatch.org/wiki/How_we_handle_patches , I'd like it if you'd
> email the list saying that you're fine with licensing your work under
> AGPLv3 (preferably also any later version).
> 
> -- Asheesh.
>