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Re: [DotGNU]Resend: A DotGNU-Contrib project
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Gopal V |
Subject: |
Re: [DotGNU]Resend: A DotGNU-Contrib project |
Date: |
Sat, 22 Jun 2002 22:10:03 +0530 |
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Mutt/1.2.5i |
If memory serves me right, James Michael DuPont wrote:
> We should have it running over some XMLRPC interface
> on top of JABBER/SMTP/HTTP .
I was thinking of using a CVS + debian repository here
(sic) ....
The guys who need CVS will understand what "dependency" is
and the others can add to sources.list and apt-get ...
or even put the source debs for the lazy hackers ;-)
> If you update a module, it can be pulled for testing
> directly from you.
Which is impractical for guys who come online for '3' minutes
thrice a day ... (like me on a busy day ;-) ... The CVS + .debs
is a more practical (and waaaay easy) idea IMO.
> via a CPAN like interface.
In fact I have been thinking all along in the debian angle..
why write your own "dependency" analysis when you have good
old apt-get ?
Morover I don't want more code to maintain .... than I absolutely
need to . A nice .deb repository and a CVS repository will do
for me. (atleast now)
Once we do have a Global Assembly Cache maintained by Pnet, we can
consider a web bsed repository and a reference system like .......
[DllAssemblyMap(Name="dotgnu.xml",
Version="0.3.4.0",
Comment="DotGNU XML Library",
URI="http://dotgnu.org/csharp-assemblies/dotgnu.xml.0.3.4.dll",
MD5="e123edb488db303fde7b3ad19134361d")]
> One of my stumbling blocks is the jabber, the anon cvs
> is broken
Don't think so... only some guy who doesn't release lock
on something , skip that project or do a co jabberd ...
Gopal
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