JagoClient is a Java software to play the board game Go over internet servers, to edit Go game records, to play against the computer (with gnugo), and to play point-to-point games.
Is there a particular reason why you aren't using the approach of a public source tree, but instead publish zip files managed in directories? This feels like a huge waste of effort that could be "automated" by using correct Software Versioning?
If the source code is published as source tree, others can easily fork and maybe contribute; now, any contribution will have to be done by means of a patch.
rgds
Last edit: Anonymous 2015-01-26
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Is there a particular reason why you aren't using the approach of a public source tree, but instead publish zip files managed in directories? This feels like a huge waste of effort that could be "automated" by using correct Software Versioning?
If the source code is published as source tree, others can easily fork and maybe contribute; now, any contribution will have to be done by means of a patch.
rgds
Last edit: Anonymous 2015-01-26