From: <bri...@cs...> - 2005-12-18 22:39:50
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Tomasz Zielonka wrote: > On Sun, Dec 18, 2005 at 12:08:57AM +0100, Bj=C3=B6rn Bringert wrote: >=20 >>after swearing at CVS for a while when trying to start working with=20 >>HaskellDB again, I set up a Darcs repo on cvs.haskell.org instead. Get=20 >>your copy with: >> >>darcs get http://cvs.haskell.org/darcs/haskelldb/ >> >>I intend to use this repo for all my future work on HaskellDB. I hope=20 >>those of you who are interested in contributing will do the same. At th= e=20 >>moment the repo is only writable by me. If anyone else wants write=20 >>access, let me know. >=20 >=20 > Great! >=20 >=20 >>Does anyone know what the story is for setting up write access for=20 >>multiple developers to darcs repos on cvs.haskell.org by the way? >=20 >=20 > Wouldn't it be better to follow the darcs' development model, where > there is a maintainer who receives patches by email and applies them > after reviewing and testing? >=20 > The amount of patches for HaskellDB will probably be quite low, > at least compared to projects like GHC or darcs. I don't mind > being wrong ;-) Yeah, I guess that's the way it will be. I just didn't want to usurp the=20 position of maintainer in case there is someone else who would like to=20 have a say in what's going on. So, until further notice, the way to contribute to HaskellDB is to send=20 me patches. To get your interest in HaskellDB back up, here are some things I've=20 worked on lately: - Fully cabalizing the whole thing, getting rid of all the=20 configure/make stuff. Seems to be finished. - Fixing the dynamic driver, which uses hs-plugins to load drivers=20 dynamically. Seems to work. - Changing DBDirect to use the dynamic driver. Done. - Changing the HSQL support to use HSQL 1.7. Some problem with=20 converting from SQL to Haskell types remaining. Not sure if it's a=20 HaskellDB or HSQL problem. This is the next thing I will look at. Some things that would be nice to do. Help is very welcome: - Adding support for the new HSQL backends, e.g. Oracle. - Creating some sort of test suite. This would really be a great help. /Bj=C3=B6rn |