I believe it would be a great help if you can provide a publicly readable
code repository, for use by people who wish to repeat and extend your
efforts (and therefore build the package themselves).
However, if you include the above (plus some script to download the all the
relevant GNOME packages via wget) in some publicly readable VCS repository
such as git, mercurial or svn, it would allow people to track your progress
and update their own builds more easily (a DVCS like git or mercurial would
also provide people with an easy way to contribute back their own
additions).
thanks,
Amit A.
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I'm not sure i could make fully automated buildbot (been tried before), moluccas has all it takes scm, downloader etc but still windows+msys still not suitable environment for such thing. Especially at this scale (hundreds of libs).
Thanks for the Windows pygobject package.
I believe it would be a great help if you can provide a publicly readable
code repository, for use by people who wish to repeat and extend your
efforts (and therefore build the package themselves).
It looks like you already provide most of the relevant files, namely: the
build script and package list that appear in your blog post
http://opensourcepack.blogspot.co.il/2013/11/how-to-build-pygi-aio-with-moluccas.html,
and the relevant patch files that are available at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pygobjectwin32/files/patches/ .
However, if you include the above (plus some script to download the all the
relevant GNOME packages via wget) in some publicly readable VCS repository
such as git, mercurial or svn, it would allow people to track your progress
and update their own builds more easily (a DVCS like git or mercurial would
also provide people with an easy way to contribute back their own
additions).
thanks,
Amit A.
I'm not sure i could make fully automated buildbot (been tried before), moluccas has all it takes scm, downloader etc but still windows+msys still not suitable environment for such thing. Especially at this scale (hundreds of libs).
I'm slowly move the patches and buildscript to https://github.com/tumagonx/pygi-mingw-patches though