Hi list !
I'm new to this list :-)
I have to code a plugin, but I also need to be able to update it
seemlessly.
I have seen the symfony plugin:update but I would like to use the
svn:external ability.
So I have tried to "install" a plugin "just by" svn:externalizing a
simple plugin I have created, but this method doesn't work ("svn up"
puts the directory in the plugins/myPlugin but when calling "symfony
plugin:list" the newly installed plugin doesn't appear).
So I need to pear package (symfony plugin:package) the plugin then on
my target test project I do "symfony plugin:install ...". Then after,
I would here do the svn:external. But this looks like an overhead.
What's best ? "svn up" or "symfony plugin:update ..." ? Cons ? Pros ?
Ways to implement both ?
Does anyone have some clues ? :-)
Thanks !!
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