Hi all,
I finally got tired of manually uploading new versions of modules to
context garden. So, here is a ruby script that automates the task:
<https://github.com/adityam/contextgarden-update/blob/master/update>
This uses `mechanize` library for HTML scrapping and `highline` library
for user interaction. To use the script, simply run
update [modulename]
The script will prompt you for username and password, then display a list
of all the modules that you own, and you can select a module to update.
Then, the script asks for a new version number and filename for the zip
file and then uploads the module.
If the optional modulename argument is provided, then that module is
automatically selected for update.
I don't try to parse the returned page, but simply dump it to the output.
Hopefully, someone else might find this useful.
Aditya
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