Stephan Michels wrote, On 05/02/2003 14.14:
Cocoon is not a framework, it's an implementation. So the first of the two would simply be "cocoon".On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:*if* we decide to move the mailing list names we should also think about moving the cvs repositories, I guess. Some months ago we decided to rename (someday) our xml-cocoon2 repository to xml-cocoon and rename the (old) xml-cocoon to xml-cocoon1 for obvious reasons. Now with cocoon as a top level project, we might want to remove the "xml-" as well. I think, if we change both at the same time it's the least pain for all, users and developers. What do you think? CarstenBTW, how about an extra block repository similar to avalon cocoon-framework cocoon-blocks
As for the "cocoon-blocks" one, I don't see the real need of it /yet/.
I'm not very fond of creating new CVS repositories, for recent-history reasons ;-) , but conceptually it makes sense. The fact is: do we need a separate repository for this separation? Separate repositories usually become separate communities somewhat. Is this the right time to do this split? Honestly I'm not sure, but I would wait for a couple of microsteps at least before venturing in a split.
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