Hi, On Mon, 01 Jun 2009 15:56:56 +0800 Chow Loong Jin <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've recently begun packaging the whole set of Geany plugins for Ubuntu > (and will be working on it for Debian soon), and Enrico Tröger has Cool. > mentioned before that he'd like to see the whole set of plugins packaged > as one instead of separately, as it is currently. I, too, think it's a > good idea to do something like that. However, for that to be done, I'll > need the whole geany-plugins tarball released together at once. This has I'd really like to see a geany-plugins release, it would be much easier for normal users (and perhaps easier for any plugin maintainers that don't want a separate release as well). > several implications: > * Synchronizing the plugins' releases. geany-plugins SVN trunk is just a place for devs to use, but if someone wanted to be maintainer for a geany-plugins release, perhaps it could go like this: 1. geany-plugins maintainer creates release branch & contacts devs/mailing list 2. Any devs who want their plugin in the release copy/merge their code 3. g-p maintainer makes release X days/weeks after branching I for one would be happy to merge the GeanyLua plugin. But this of course requires someone who wants to maintain the geany-plugins release process (any volunteers?) ;-) > * There must be a build system capable of building the plugins > together as well as separately. Does it have to be the same system for both? We have a Waf system for building all plugins, and IIRC it installs translations for each plugin that has them. (Most plugins also have autotools for building individually.) Regards, Nick _______________________________________________ Geany-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany-devel
