On Sat, Nov 15, 2014 at 9:54 AM, kilon alios <[email protected]> wrote:
> Travis seems like an overkill for me right now. Sure if I was bombarded by > pull requests from other developers but in reality I work alone . But I > will definitely keep it in mind in case my projects become so popular that > people start to send me pull requests regularly. > Makes sense. > > All I wanted was an easy way to install code from github to pharo without > the need to install git and you gave me that. Next step is to see how I > would integrate github with pharo better, should I use Configuration > versions or is it better to use branches ? I am more orientated towards > branches. > With git I think that configurations are really no longer necessary ... I prefer to use branches to isolate development work from the master branch (topic branches) and then use tags to identify release points ... with travis-ci validating the commits, I can do continuous deployment on the master branch ... For Seaside31 we are using tags to stay in sync with the mcz repository so the tags are useful when folks are used to talking about useing a particular version of Seaside31. To replace symbolic versions (like #release3 or #release3.1) we have introduced pattern matching for tags. You can use the following github url to load the latest version of 3.1: github://GsDevKit/Seaside31:3.1.?/repository > I have stared your repos to make sure I get keep updated in any progress > you make. I plan also to go back and re read that metacello chapter to > better understand metacello. > Take a look at the Metacello User Guide[1] as well for information about using the Metacello Scripting API. [1] https://github.com/dalehenrich/metacello-work/blob/master/docs/MetacelloUserGuide.md > > Thank you very much for your hard work, keep rocking :) > > Haha, my pleasure! Dale
