On Mar 2, 2007, at 01:10, Cédric Luthi wrote:
On 1 mars 07, at 23:57, Eric Hall wrote:
One very useful thing I can think of is getting dependencies
to support variants - i.e. port 1 need 'port 2 +variantA'.
And also versions:
port 1 need 'port 2 @2.6.27'
Obviously, port 2 @2.6.28 wo
On 2007/03/02, at 03:30, Emmanuel Hainry wrote:
Citando Arno Hautala :
What kind of projects do you have in mind for the Summer of Code
people
to take on?
Another task could be to identify outdated ports, those that have
recent source available but the Portfiles have not been updated.
Some s
Salvatore Domenick Desiano wrote:
WOW. So, that 4.1MB e-mail never needs to happen again. Can we put a
filter on the outgoing SVN e-mails?
That's why I subscribe to the RSS commit feed :)
http://trac.macports.org/projects/macports/timeline?milestone=on&changeset=on&wiki=on&max=50&daysback=90&f
I don't think that this is a problem which is likely to happen often
enough that we need to engineer a solution.
Also, emails are getting bigger and multi-megabyte ones aren't all
that common. Ditch your modem and get a DSL/cablemodem connection
like everybody else. :)
- Jordan
On Mar 2
WOW. So, that 4.1MB e-mail never needs to happen again. Can we put a
filter on the outgoing SVN e-mails?
-- Sal
smile.
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Salvatore Domenick Desiano
Doctoral Candidate
Robotics Institute
Carnegie Mellon University
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Great job, thanks Elias!
This of course means that there are a lot of poor orphaned ports now,
which means a great opportunity to take maintainership of your
favorite port and also - if you're not yet a developer - your chance
to get involved in MacPorts... :)
salut,
-Markus
On 02.03.2
> Approaching google is also something that shouldn't be done ad-hoc by a
> number of people all claiming to represent macports in some way.
> Someone wearing the portmgr mantle needs to collect all these ideas, get
> some democratic input as to which ideas are truly the best, then
> approach goog
First, I think this is a great idea and thanks go to whomever
suggested it - MacPorts is full of the sorts of projects that summer-
of-coders could do in the time allotted.
Second, before google is even approached I think the project needs to
pull a wish-list together and demonstrate that it
Citando Arno Hautala :
> >What kind of projects do you have in mind for the Summer of Code
> >people
> >to take on?
>
> Another task could be to identify outdated ports, those that have
> recent source available but the Portfiles have not been updated.
> Some sources might lend themselves to a
