Thanks for reassuring me - I had a really bad taste in my mouth due to
misreading that mail.
On 2/4/12 15:01 , Jordan Wilberding wrote:
We definitely are not switching to rebar. We are just considering
integrating the new reltool with sinan.
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 3:53 AM, Torben Hoffmann
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I assume that the switch over is for sinan to use reltool and not
for you to start using rebar, right?
I am - as most of you know - not fund of the way rebar deals with
configuration management so I was trying to get all the
dependencies for a project I am building and I got really bitten
by how much magic rebar throws at the table under your feet. For
every application that I do manage to install into my ERL_LIBS one
or two new dependencies pop up.
I am eating my own medicine with regards to have configuration
management under control I fork every project since many project
owners forget to label and in other ways control the version of
their software.
This is slightly painful, but compared to the pain of being hit by
a fantastic new feature in the latest commit of a dependency I am
taking the pain.
Cheers,
Torben
On 30/3/12 22:31 , Eric Merritt wrote:
I have been talking with the reltool folks on a side channel
and they
say basically the same thing. If they fix a couple of the bugs
(and I
hope they will) I might switch sinan over. Though it would
screw the
R14 using folks so we will have to see.
On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 12:20 PM, Tristan Sloughter
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Watching the talk on what's coming in OTP this morning.
Apparently reltool
is getting lots of work for R15B01 and R16. Some changes
he says are
explicitly for rebar.
Maybe reltool will be more useable.. The talk didn't give
details of what
the changes really are, but probably something we should
look at to see if
they would be of use for sinan.
Anyone know what they are?
Tristan
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