Re: [Integrit-devel] Some fixes to integrit

[Ed C. <ec...@no...>]

Hi.

For several years, Yuri D'Elia has been a more active maintainer than
me, but I did put integrit on github lately:

  https://github.com/ecashin/integrit

... and I did add a fix recently.  It is easy to make releases on
github, and it's much easier to collaborate their through pull
requests.

I suggest that you fork the project on github and send a pull request
when you have committed changes that you are happy with.

You're right that integrit was created to be simple software that
could reach a "done" state and stay there.  I think I didn't really
understand, though, that the world expects some minimum amount of
updates to be performed on any code base.  It's like a "heartbeat".

I still want integrit to retain its minimalism, but changes that make
sense are welcome.

After a pre-release on github, Yuri or I can make a release on sourceforge.


On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 4:55 PM, Chris Johns <cb...@vi...> wrote:
> I have a few fixes/enhancements to integrit, since I'm considering using it
> for a project, and needed to tweak it a little. Should I send the CVS diffs
> out to this list, or what's the best way to get code reviewed?
>
> I know that there's been no activity on integrit, and no new releases, for
> about 7 years, which I think is largely due to it being a pretty stable and
> complete tool. However, assuming my changes can go in, how would a new
> release be generated for download from sourceforge?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
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