CocoaMySQL / Discussion / Open Discussion: Is this software actively developed?

Michael Ditto - 2005-03-14

If not, mind if someone else takes it over?

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- Stu - 2005-03-17
  
  I have sort of forked of a new version which I work on from time to time, <a href="http://www.theonline.org/cocoamysql/">http://www.theonline.org/cocoamysql/</a>
  
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  - Lorenz Textor - 2005-05-22
    
    Actually, it is still developed, but I never have enough time to work on it. But I plan to release a new version this summer...
    All contributed pieces of code will be implemented in this version. Thanks for all contributions!
    
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- ylon - 2005-03-29
  
  Would be nice to see this really start being developed heavily again as this is the handiest mysql app we've found to date.
  
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- ylon - 2005-10-20
  
  Hi Lorenz, curious as to the status of your work at the moment. I'm using CocoaMySQL-SBG (0.6.5) which seems to be helping at the moment, but I'd really like to see your product progress.
  
  Thanks much!
  
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  - Lorenz Textor - 2005-10-20
    
    Hi,
    Actually I have continued development in these days. You find betas on http://cocoamysql.sourceforge.net/beta.php.
    I am now working on SSH tunnel support and will then release it.
    - Lorenz
    
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- Ben Fowler - 2005-11-15
  
  Given that you are not using CVS, and probably never will,
  could you give some guidelines for submitting patches
  and contributions.
  
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  - Lorenz Textor - 2005-11-17
    
    CVS will be supported some day, at least for downloading the current source. For the moment, please mail your code to lorenz@textor.ch and indicate what features you have added. Please mark your code changes in the source code to make it more easy for me to merge the code.
    Thanks, Lorenz.
    
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- donjamie1 - 2005-11-26
  
  Good to hear this brilliant app is still being developed - will there be a version once the intel macs are out?
  
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  - Lorenz Textor - 2005-12-01
    
    I think it will be easy to port it to the Intel Macs. But the question is, if the SMySQL framework and the MySQL C API will be ported...
    
    At the latest when my PowerBook will be replaced by a cool new Intel PowerBook I have to port it... ;-)
    
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  - Stu - 2006-01-18
    
    Actually, I got a touch bored today and in preparation of the arrival of my intel based macbook pro thing, managed to build a supposed universal smysql framework (with universal libmysql) and then universal cocoamysql. Once I get a chance to test it on an intel machine I will put it up with rest of my changes.
    
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    - Lorenz Textor - 2006-02-20
      
      Please let me know what you have changed when it is working on your Intel machine so I can make the official version a universal binary too...
      Thanks!
      
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      - Stu - 2006-02-22
        
        It seems to have been working alright so far as a universal binary and I should be able to personally test it within the next few weeks. The main changes really were an update of the SMySQL framework and built against a universal build of the mysql libraries. After that just some updates of CocoaMySQL to be more all cocoa only (ie the keychain handling)
        
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