The following is a short summary of my open source work in November. My hope is that keeping better track of what I’m doing will help me reflect on how I spend my time, and help me to focus my efforts better.

Debian

• Completed the NM process and became a Debian Developer in the end of October.
• Joined the Debian Python Modules Team (DPMT).
• Fixed RC bug #803662 and uploaded sphinxcontrib-spelling 2.1.2-1.
• Uploaded python-uritools 1.0.1-2: Moved to DPMT. Now runs tests when building.
• Uploaded python-ws4py 0.3.4-2: Moved to DPMT. Migrated to git-dpm and pybuild. Now runs tests when building.
• Uploaded python-pykka 1.2.1-2: Moved to DPMT. Migrated to git-dpm and pybuild. Now runs tests when building.
• Tested the upcoming Debian packaging of the Let’s Encrypt client software on Ubuntu 15.10, and reported a missing dependency. (Successfully created and deployed five free TLS certificates in a few minutes.)
• Uploaded mopidy-dleyna 1.0.4-1: New upstream release.
• Uploaded mopidy-podcast 1.1.2-1: New upstream release. Now runs tests when building.
• Uploaded mopidy-soundcloud 2.0.1-1: New upstream release.

Mopidy

• Released Mopidy-Spotify 2.2.0: Fixes related to duplicate “Starred” playlists and albums from year 0.
• Moved Mopidy’s Travis CI testing from Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu 14.04, to prepare for GStreamer 1.x, and eventually testing with Python 3.4. PR #1341
• Worked on porting Mopidy from GStreamer 0.10 to PyGI and GStreamer 1.x. PR #1339
• Briefly looked at what remains to get Mopidy running on both Python 2.7 and 3.4+ when we’ve landed the port to GStreamer 1.x. Doesn’t look too bad, except that ConfigParser doesn’t want to work with bytes in Python 3, so there’s no easy way to read a config file referring to a path on a non-UTF-8 file system.

Comics

• Fixed two old crawlers. Added two new crawlers.
• Needs to upgrade to Django 1.8 before the Django 1.7 security support ends this December.