Wow, Assaf, you're the man! On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 8:21 PM, Assaf Arkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ff you find someone you trust who's already managing a Git clone that's > A little typo, it should read "If you.." As a side note, now that Github is itself a gem server[1], I think we may mention it in the "Using Gems" section in more_stuff.textile or extending.textile. IMHO, extension developers would benefit from hosting their code on Github more than doing it on rubyforge (even now that rubyforge supports git repos), first because github makes it really easy for others to fork or improve their work as you well mentioned, and second, all that users need to know is the vendor and name of the extension, so they can include it on their build.yaml: gems: - vic-buildr-cool-aid # fetch and install gem for: github.com/vic/buildr-cool-aid For extension developers they just have to touch the gemspec, commit, and let github create the new gem version. [1] http://gems.github.com/ -- vic Quaerendo invenietis.
