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On 14:47 Wed 01 Jun , Grant Goodyear wrote: |
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> Grant Goodyear wrote: [Wed Jun 01 2005, 02:38:51PM CDT] |
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> > Dear all, |
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> > Is dispatch-conf still "barely-maintained", meaning that nobody is |
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> > really all that familiar with the code? Agriffis has suggested that we |
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> > split dispatch-conf out of portage and either put it into gentoolkit or |
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> > make it its own package, and see if we can get some help |
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> > with maintaining it. |
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> Brian tells me that the symlink bug is fixed in ~arch, and that he |
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> doesn't object to breaking it out of portage. Any other thoughts? |
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Hey all, i've contributed a few minor patches and am "mostly" firmilar |
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with the dispatch-conf code. recently i was contacted by another person |
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interested in dispatch-conf and we've disscussed some changes we are |
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going to be making to it, more advanced use of rcs, including easy |
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rollbacks and diffs and such, possible darcs support and some other nice |
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stuff. i've just completed my semester obligations and am starting work |
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on it, he will be completing his soon to join the work as well. i would |
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cerintally be willing to maintain it as i'll be doing alot of work with |
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it either way. |
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i'll be starting with weeding out that <<<<<< bug and taking a look at |
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the symlink bug you guys were disscussing, following that will be |
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enchancements to rcs handling. |
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also, with the changes we will be making to dispatch-conf i definatly |
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advocate breaking it out of portage, if it's a stand-alone utility it |
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will be easier to deal with the multiple options (perhaps use flags to |
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select rcs, darcs or flat files for revision history) and with the update |
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cycle which will hopefully be alot quicker this summer :) |
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let me know if anyone has any changes/fixes they would like to be looked |
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at let me know. |
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