Patches and documentation
Hi, I started a fork of the project here http://github.com/andersjanmyr/buildr 7877af8 Started on a quick reference document. 777a48c improved notification when generating files I log when there is no package specification in the project instead of just wring generating xxx.iml file. 1ae35ba upgraded dependencies in gemspec 2a2f9c6 added .idea to ignore Is this a possible way to submit patches or should I package them up and send them in via JIRA? Also, in the process of working on the quick reference I came up with some file loading questions. How are the files read, and in what order? My take on it from quick_ref.textile follows below. I would be happy if you can help me clarify this. Regards Anders -- quick_ref.textile (part of) h2. Startup Files The following files are read when Buildr is starting up. |_. Files |_. Name | _. Used For | |Personal buildfile |@$HOME/.buildr/buildr.rb@ |Personal tasks?| |Common buildfile |@buildr.rb@|Helper methods and variables| |THE Buildfile |@Buildfile@| The main projects and tasks| |Task files | @tasks/\*.task@ | Reusable tasks| Setting can be specified in the following ways. |_.Type of setting |_. File |_. Accessor method | |Personal | @$HOME/.buildr/settings.yaml@ | @Buildr.settings.user@| |Build |@build.yaml@ |@Buildr.settings.build@| |Profile |@profiles.yaml@|@Buildr.settings.profile@| -- http://anders.janmyr.com/
Re: Patches and documentation
You need to open one or more Jira bugs and attach patches there to accept that your code is enclosed under the ASL terms. Thanks for your interest! Antoine On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 02:56, Anders Janmyr anders.jan...@jayway.comwrote: Hi, I started a fork of the project here http://github.com/andersjanmyr/buildr 7877af8 Started on a quick reference document. 777a48c improved notification when generating files I log when there is no package specification in the project instead of just wring generating xxx.iml file. 1ae35ba upgraded dependencies in gemspec 2a2f9c6 added .idea to ignore Is this a possible way to submit patches or should I package them up and send them in via JIRA? Also, in the process of working on the quick reference I came up with some file loading questions. How are the files read, and in what order? My take on it from quick_ref.textile follows below. I would be happy if you can help me clarify this. Regards Anders -- quick_ref.textile (part of) h2. Startup Files The following files are read when Buildr is starting up. |_. Files |_. Name | _. Used For | |Personal buildfile |@$HOME/.buildr/buildr.rb@ |Personal tasks?| |Common buildfile |@buildr.rb@|Helper methods and variables| |THE Buildfile |@Buildfile@| The main projects and tasks| |Task files | @tasks/\*.task@ | Reusable tasks| Setting can be specified in the following ways. |_.Type of setting |_. File |_. Accessor method | |Personal | @$HOME/.buildr/settings.yaml@ | @Buildr.settings.user@| |Build |@build.yaml@ |@Buildr.settings.build@| |Profile |@profiles.yaml@|@Buildr.settings.profile@| -- http://anders.janmyr.com/
Re: Patches and documentation
Ok, I filed the issue in Jira. How about the file-loading part of my documentation, below? Should I move this discussion to the dev-list? Anders h2. Startup Files The following files are read when Buildr is starting up. |_. Files |_. Name | _. Used For | |Personal buildfile |@$HOME/.buildr/buildr.rb@ |Personal tasks?| |Common buildfile |@buildr.rb@|Helper methods and variables| |THE Buildfile |@Buildfile@| The main projects and tasks| |Task files | @tasks/\*.task@ | Reusable tasks| Setting can be specified in the following ways. |_.Type of setting |_. File |_. Accessor method | |Personal | @$HOME/.buildr/settings.yaml@ | @Buildr.settings.user@| |Build |@build.yaml@ |@Buildr.settings.build@| |Profile |@profiles.yaml@|@Buildr.settings.profile@| On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:56 PM, Antoine Toulme anto...@lunar-ocean.com wrote: You need to open one or more Jira bugs and attach patches there to accept that your code is enclosed under the ASL terms. Thanks for your interest! Antoine On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 02:56, Anders Janmyr anders.jan...@jayway.comwrote: Hi, I started a fork of the project here http://github.com/andersjanmyr/buildr 7877af8 Started on a quick reference document. 777a48c improved notification when generating files I log when there is no package specification in the project instead of just wring generating xxx.iml file. 1ae35ba upgraded dependencies in gemspec 2a2f9c6 added .idea to ignore Is this a possible way to submit patches or should I package them up and send them in via JIRA? Also, in the process of working on the quick reference I came up with some file loading questions. How are the files read, and in what order? My take on it from quick_ref.textile follows below. I would be happy if you can help me clarify this. Regards Anders -- quick_ref.textile (part of) h2. Startup Files The following files are read when Buildr is starting up. |_. Files |_. Name | _. Used For | |Personal buildfile |@$HOME/.buildr/buildr.rb@ |Personal tasks?| |Common buildfile |@buildr.rb@ |Helper methods and variables| |THE Buildfile |@Buildfile@ | The main projects and tasks| |Task files | @tasks/\*.task@ | Reusable tasks| Setting can be specified in the following ways. |_.Type of setting |_. File |_. Accessor method | |Personal | @$HOME/.buildr/settings.yaml@ | @Buildr.settings.user@| |Build |@build.yaml@ |@Buildr.settings.build@| |Profile |@profiles.yaml@|@Buildr.settings.profile@| -- http://anders.janmyr.com/ -- http://anders.janmyr.com/
Re: Patches and documentation
You should probably file a bug for it too. Documentation bugs count as much as code bugs. On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 11:47, Anders Janmyr anders.jan...@jayway.comwrote: Ok, I filed the issue in Jira. How about the file-loading part of my documentation, below? Should I move this discussion to the dev-list? Anders h2. Startup Files The following files are read when Buildr is starting up. |_. Files |_. Name | _. Used For | |Personal buildfile |@$HOME/.buildr/buildr.rb@ |Personal tasks?| |Common buildfile |@buildr.rb@|Helper methods and variables| |THE Buildfile |@Buildfile@| The main projects and tasks| |Task files | @tasks/\*.task@ | Reusable tasks| Setting can be specified in the following ways. |_.Type of setting |_. File |_. Accessor method | |Personal | @$HOME/.buildr/settings.yaml@ | @Buildr.settings.user@| |Build |@build.yaml@ |@Buildr.settings.build@| |Profile |@profiles.yaml@|@Buildr.settings.profile@| On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:56 PM, Antoine Toulme anto...@lunar-ocean.com wrote: You need to open one or more Jira bugs and attach patches there to accept that your code is enclosed under the ASL terms. Thanks for your interest! Antoine On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 02:56, Anders Janmyr anders.jan...@jayway.com wrote: Hi, I started a fork of the project here http://github.com/andersjanmyr/buildr 7877af8 Started on a quick reference document. 777a48c improved notification when generating files I log when there is no package specification in the project instead of just wring generating xxx.iml file. 1ae35ba upgraded dependencies in gemspec 2a2f9c6 added .idea to ignore Is this a possible way to submit patches or should I package them up and send them in via JIRA? Also, in the process of working on the quick reference I came up with some file loading questions. How are the files read, and in what order? My take on it from quick_ref.textile follows below. I would be happy if you can help me clarify this. Regards Anders -- quick_ref.textile (part of) h2. Startup Files The following files are read when Buildr is starting up. |_. Files |_. Name | _. Used For | |Personal buildfile |@$HOME/.buildr/buildr.rb@ |Personal tasks?| |Common buildfile |@buildr.rb@|Helper methods and variables| |THE Buildfile |@Buildfile@| The main projects and tasks| |Task files | @tasks/\*.task@ | Reusable tasks| Setting can be specified in the following ways. |_.Type of setting |_. File |_. Accessor method | |Personal | @$HOME/.buildr/settings.yaml@ | @Buildr.settings.user@| |Build |@build.yaml@ |@Buildr.settings.build@| |Profile |@profiles.yaml@|@Buildr.settings.profile@| -- http://anders.janmyr.com/ -- http://anders.janmyr.com/
