Hi Maciej 2014-12-27 15:07 GMT+01:00 Maciej Sobaczewski <so...@php.net>: > Hello Kalle, thanks for your fast reply. > As I said before, there is not a problem for me. I can send a pull > request... or, actually, I can't. > While I think that manual sync is not the best idea, I can live with it. But > there is worst situation. There is not only lack of sync between git.php.net > and windows.php.net. Content on Github differs from content on git.php.net, > what makes contributing impossible, unless I don't want you to resolve tons > of merge conflicts. There is no sense in making a pull request to the > outdated repository. Can we fix this situation somehow?
As much as I would love to resolve these issues, I'm afraid I can't as I got zero to none experience with git, merging, pull requests and all of that (I still prefer SVN!), but would welcome anyone willing to do it to have the karma to do it to put it in motion. But if you are up for such a task then I will vouch for you to have the right karma as I only welcome such. > I obviously agree with you, but it deserves bigger discussion (probably > initialized by someone from your team). I'm pretty sure that most of the > people will like this idea, as it means easier life for both sides. I think we can saftely discuss some of those ideas in this thread as it would involve of what hopefully can be the future of how windows.php.net is executed. I have a little dream that the windows-downloads.php page would contain a small form, where you can pick a branch (PHP 5.4/5.5/5.6, NTS/TS, x86/x64, VC9/11, ...) or something where you say "I would like to use PHP 5.6 with Apache" and it shows you the available options making it easier to pick the version that is right for you. -- regards, Kalle Sommer Nielsen ka...@php.net -- PHP Webmaster List Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
