-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 33
Consolidate CACHE_TYPES #2520
Copy link
Copy link
Open
Labels
Component CacheComponent CacheEditComponent CacheLogComponent ConfigsComponent CoreComponent DataBaseComponent DocsComponent EmailsComponent Export (GPX etc.)Component GeoPathsComponent GeokretyComponent ListOfCachesComponent MapComponent MyCachesComponent SearchComponent i18nGeneral DiscussionHelp wantedMaintainabilityServer AdministrationServer DB ContentsType EnhancementType Refactor
Metadata
Metadata
Assignees
Labels
Component CacheComponent CacheEditComponent CacheLogComponent ConfigsComponent CoreComponent DataBaseComponent DocsComponent EmailsComponent Export (GPX etc.)Component GeoPathsComponent GeokretyComponent ListOfCachesComponent MapComponent MyCachesComponent SearchComponent i18nGeneral DiscussionHelp wantedMaintainabilityServer AdministrationServer DB ContentsType EnhancementType Refactor
With OCNA migration in 2018/2019 a lot of features were requested with were somehow patched into their previous site.
Also,
opencaching-plproject still has some inconsistencies to this day.History:
The whole COVID crazyness put a crimp into my work ability. I am so sorry. But I am trying to get back in the game.
Recently I've posted an issue at c:geo cgeo/cgeo#16992 about some icons and only later I realized the implications throughout.
The OCNA cache type migration was never finished.
The documentation at wiki.opencaching.eu remained at 2019 level.
The project has evolved but with few significant changes. There is still an organizational and logistc mess in parts.
My work from 2019 has been partially obsoleted and a lot has to be updated with changes since then. And IMO not all that has been done then should go forward as is.
My proposal is as follows:
if this remains as such, must be cleaned up as a new ID and properly documented and deployed.
IMO it could be handled by "unknown" with attribute.
I will try to restart my work, I'll update the docs and specs and coordinate everything. However some of the coding will need help for the more seasoned developers.
@deg-pl, @harrieklomp @andrixnet @mzylowski @Amberel @TermiteHunter @stefopl @following5
Request feedback.