Chris Jordan wrote:
Any help would be appreciated.
Based on the current situation I can recommend to stick with your
current repository, put a link to that repository and upload new
releases as zip-files on the plugin page. It doesn't really matter where
the repository is hosted, as long as it is accessible for anyone interested.
For the long term jQuery's own svn plugin repository should contain all
those "official" plugins. Official in the sense of that in case a plugin
author drops support for a plugin (for whatever reason), the rest of the
jQuery team will keep up maintaining the plugin. Its a lot easier to do
that when the code is in a central repository. Of course this situation
is likely to change, maybe at some point in the future all jQuery
plugins are hosted in a single repository, like jqueryforge.com...
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Jörn Zaefferer
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