Graeme Geldenhuys schreef:
Anyway, to get your code in the CCR, I normally email Vincent the code
in private.
Thought I must say, I don't really see the point of the CCR.
I guess that is why you missed
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/OnGuard ;-)
Many of
those projects need to be maintained, and just having releases without
revision control systems is pretty stupid in this day and age.
> One good example of this is DCPCrypt. I'm now "unofficially"
> maintaining DCPCrypt because we use it in our company software, but I
> simply don't have the time to keep making releases after every little
> change for the CCR site. I even get patches emailed to me in private.
If you want to to maintian the Lazarus/FPC version of any unmaintained
port, you are welcome. Please read
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Using_the_Lazarus-ccr_SVN_repository
and send me your SF account.
So what's on the CCR site is 99% of the time outdated. Each of those
downloadable components/projects should really have each their own
repository. I'm considering moving DCPCrypt to GitHub - that way at
least everybody will be able to get the lastest changes as they
happen.
If you think you can maintain DCPCrypt best by using GIT, then move it
into a git repo. I am willing to add git repos on Lazarus CCR, if you
want them. But you may be more comfortable with an a git repo
administered by you. As maintainer, you decide.
Vincent
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