On 7 May 2010, at 17:27, David Peckham wrote:
On May 5, 2010, at 11:10 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 6 May 2010, at 07:57, David Peckham wrote:
Thanks Allan. I posted my PowerShell bundle to github (http://github.com/caisson/powershell.tmbundle
). It doesn't show up in GetBundles yet, but maybe that just takes
time.
Yeah, GetBundles uses an index which is updated once a day at 11
o’clock (UTC), it takes ~10 minutes to update it, so your bundle
should be there in roughly 3 hours :)
GetBundles hasn't picked up my new PowerShell bundle yet. However,
it did find other bundles that were updated or released about the
same time as mine. [...]
It should have been found and using the GitHub API to search for
‘tmbundle’ your bundle *is* found.
But you are correct that it did not make it to the GetBundles index.
I read the code in question, and I really can’t see why your bundle
would not be included (there are a few things that can cause a bundle
to be excluded like mentioning ‘my personal’ in the description, but
your bundle should not trigger any of that).
I cc’ed Hans-Jörg who wrote the indexer script, Hans: do you have any
idea why the bundle would not make it to the index?
Here’s the GitHub YAML for the bundle:
curl -s 'http://github.com/api/v1/yaml/search/powershell+tmbundle'
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