File:Wikimedia Open Tech Chat 2012-11-29-cut.ogv
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Watch a developer fix a Wikimedia software bug in 15 minutes
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[edit]DescriptionWikimedia Open Tech Chat 2012-11-29-cut.ogv |
English: Video from open Wikimedia tech chat. Watch as a developer fixes a bug, including investigation, git commit, getting it reviewed and merged, and closing the Bugzilla ticket (note that Bugzilla has been replaced by Phabricator in 2014). See mw:Meetings/2012-11-29 for useful URLs to help you follow along! |
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