On 2015-05-11 03:54, Hugo Osvaldo Barrera wrote:
Also on this topic, any plans on where prosody will be hosted in future?
Prosody will be hosted at http://hg.prosody.im/
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What is the way for developers
to submit new modules for Prosody going forward? Will some developers be
granted push access to hg.prosody.im, or should we go with the create a
clone and send a mail with a link model?
I'd double the question. I thought about it just yesterday ;)
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On 2015-04-29 13:30, Matthew Wild wrote:
The prosody-modules on hg.prosody.im is a read-only mirror, and we've
had that for a long time (before the announcement from Google).
Since 2013 (if timestamps are to be believed)!
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By the way, talking on module itself.
I don't think tha way you did it is better than just putting the same
somewhere around pposix.c (or to use wrapper, as suggested in the issue
Matthew provided).
Moreover, the way using wrapper can some kind help with graceful restart and,
maybe, with