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Thomas Andraschko commented on MYFACES-4584:
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Why does tobago need its own JS? shouldnt it just rely on that one delivered by
the JSF impl?
but TBH i just dont like that any commiter here has to merge fixes into other
repos and so on, i would like to see MyFaces Core as the master.
> faces.js /ts improvements post 4.0
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> Key: MYFACES-4584
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-4584
> Project: MyFaces Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Werner Punz
> Assignee: Werner Punz
> Priority: Major
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> Several ideas on how to go forward, a 4.0.1 branch is already opened on the
> separate github project
> a) JSF_TS github
> elimination of streams in favor or arrays, introduction of a shim if needed
> reintroduction of partial page submit as myfaces.pps=true option
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> Both tasks are already done and working on the github jsf_ts side!
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> b) Project organisation
> The Question is on how we go forward -> Given that the codebase is not only
> used by MyFaces but also Tobago even for their 2.3 code we cannot roll the
> codebase entirely into myfaces as is but on the other hand we will get
> bugfixes from the myfaces side in, which might become lost.
> As a quick fix, I will write a small script which diffs the codebase with the
> npm dir to see if there are any local codechanges (the npm dir pulls the
> version in which is linked) so that a deviation is quickly shown. This is
> more a private thing, but can be hooked in as node task (we already have a
> small set of build helpers)!
> So running this script before updating into the latest codebase shows if
> there are some deviations between the node version and the sources.
> In the long run we might have to roll the jsf_ts codebase into myfaces one
> way or the other. Not sure yet how, given that I soon wont be able to commit
> full time anymore (but given that 99% of the work on the js_ts side is done
> anyway), good question!
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