From: Glenn L. <pe...@ne...> - 2009-07-14 06:16:43
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On approximately 7/13/2009 12:51 AM, came the following characters from the keyboard of Reini Urban: > 2009/7/13 Glenn Linderman <pe...@ne...>: > >> So at the present time, I'm not sure >> 1) if there are any active developers >> 2) if there are any that would agree that moving the documentation to >> separate files would be a good thing >> 3) who would apply your documentation patches to the repository, even if >> you submitted them that way, rather than creating your own web site >> >> I don't remember if Reini has a commit bit or not, >> > > No, I don't think I have a commit bit. > > >> but I don't think he's ever built a release. >> > > No, I'm doing all the cygwin releases since years. > That's right! I knew you were involved somehow, but couldn't remember how. Of course building the cygwin package, is taking a release, and building and packaging it. Really, building a release is likely simple, although likely changed since I last did it, in the sense of the file manipulations required, but the hard part comes in doing sufficient testing to be convinced that it is a good release. And there are more parts now than last I did it. I worked only on very focused bug fixes, even then. >> There have been significant changes to >> sourceforge in the intervening period, as well, so it would take some >> learning curve for me (and probably for Reini, although maybe he's up on >> the sourceforge changes from other projects) to attempt to build a >> release, methinks. Or maybe Rob will poke his head in here, and say >> that he could find some time to commit some doc changes and build a new >> release... >> > > I maintain phpwiki on sf.net and it gets worse and worse. > Could you elaborate? I'm not sure what this is. > But posting releases is still simple. > That sounds good. |