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Hello and welcome back to my blog! In this blog, I will be detailing the work I've done over the second coding period of my 2023 GSoC journey with KDE. Let's dive in! Work done Over the second coding period, I accomplished the following tasks: Fix Ok...
This week we weren't done improving input device defaults; for Plasma 6, touchpad tap-to-click is now enabled by default! If you're curious about the reasons, click that link. In addition, convergence is starting to happen. You might notice that the number of open Plasma 6 issues is lower this week than it was last week!…
my third blog post for Google Summer of Code 2023 where I will be sharing what I was able to accomplish in the first two weeks. The first task I worked on was implementing the account moderation tool. This tool enables moderators/admins of an instance to view all the accounts available on the server and take action against them. Before starting with its implementation, I requested Carl to schedule a meeting so that I could gain a better understanding of the implementation process.
Going from 14 to less than 3 minutes pipelines in no more than 7 iterations.
Merge Requests? Merge Requests is a new feature that enables Git-like workflows between your Cosmic Bucket environments. With Merge Requests, you are now able to merge content between Bucket environments with bulk edits, preview, and approval workflows. Here's how it works... Edit Content - A content editor creates or edits content in a source Bucket. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Create Merge Request - The content editor then creates a merge request from the source Bucket into a target Bucket. Diffs are displayed in a list for review. Your browser does not support HTML5 vide...