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diff --git a/blog/2020/gsoc/article/4.md b/blog/2020/gsoc/article/4.md index 43738a7..5a1cf50 100644 --- a/blog/2020/gsoc/article/4.md +++ b/blog/2020/gsoc/article/4.md @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ and rebased, but my `git` skill is far from gud enuff to confidently do it. Testing this one has been a lot of fun though. At first, integration tests were added as a rerun of the tests for the new resolver, with an additional flag -to use feature `fast-deps`. It indeed made me feel guilty towards [Travis][], +to use feature `fast-deps`. It indeed made me feel guilty towards [Travis], who has to work around 30 minutes more every run. Per Chris Hunt's suggestion, in the new PR, I instead write a few functional tests for the area relating the most to the feature, namely `pip`'s subcommands `wheel`, @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Why did I say I'm half way there? With the parallel utilities merged and a way to quickly get the list of distribution to be downloaded being really close, what left is *only* to figure out a way to properly download them in parallel. With no distribution to be added during the download progress, the model of this -will fit very well with the architecture in [my original proposal][]. +will fit very well with the architecture in [my original proposal]. A batch downloader can be implemented to track the progress of each download and thus report them cleanly as e.g. progress bar or percentage. This is the part I am second-most excited about of my GSoC project this summer @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ the upcoming Pinephone prototype. It's one of the first smartphones to fully support a GNU/Linux distribution, where one can run desktop apps (including proper terminals) as well as traditional services like SSH, HTTP server and IPFS node because why not? Just a few hours ago, -I pre-ordered the [postmarketOS community edition][] with additional hardware +I pre-ordered the [postmarketOS community edition] with additional hardware for convergence. If you did not come here for a Pinephone ad, please take my apologies though d-; |