2009/6/25 Colin Caughie <c.caug...@indigovision.com> > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Doug Philips [mailto:d...@mac.com] > > Sent: 24 June 2009 20:54 > > To: Steve Borho > > Cc: tortoisehg-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net > > Subject: Re: [thg] One week to go > > >
[discussing if certain extension should be part of installer or not] > > > Thank you. I don't want to have to tell my team not to enable it. > > Part of the problem with that option is that it seems to simple, and > > yet it can cause -such- havoc. :( > > I've certainly seen it cause havoc if some people working on a repo have it > enabled and others don't. Is this what you mean? I guess that in itself is a > good reason not to have TortoiseHG make it easy to enable. The last SCM tool > we used had line ending conversion enabled by default and made it difficult > to turn off, so that was never a problem. > > Perhaps the solution for us would be to create a custom installer for our > organization that doesn't give the option _not_ to install it; that way > there's less chance that someone can mess up the repo having different > settings from everyone else. > There seem to be several persons interested in custom installers. Why not collaborate on this? The current installation build process needs some clean-up, and while we are at that we might as well make customization easier. Just to test interest, how many are interested in custom installers? If you have built a custom installer, are there any parts that could be shared? A simple way to collaborate is to keep installer-repos on bitbucket, simply by forking the thg-installer repo. Regards, Peer
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