Hi Gavin, On 15/01/2013, at 6:25 AM, Gavin Eadie <ga...@umich.edu> wrote:
> For another example, I've no idea why *.api files are included in a > deployment build Good question. Historical oversight? > when they are a purely build-time artifact (aren't they?). They're a development-time artefact, if you like. They signal validation rules to your IDE. I'd be interested to know what Johann has in mind for them at runtime, though—Johann? > an app that works correctly on my development Mac that when, when rsync'd to > Amazon EC2, doesn't (clicking in an Ajax.framework component doesn't fire the > "action" method). This behavior started when I moved to Wonder 6 so I need > to reverse that decision, and stop using W6, to stay productive. If you can provide a bare minimum example app that exhibits the behaviour, open an issue on GitHub and I'll look into it. Given that you say it still works in development, though, I'd first be investigating your production environment and looking for relevant differences. Are you deploying with frameworks embedded? Is the browser able to retrieve all the required JavaScript resources for the page? > I'd love to contribute, but don't feel that I can, that feels wrong in so > many ways. I think the barrier to contributing is as low as it's ever been. Why don't you feel that you can? > I feel quite uncomfortable sending this message Don't. We have to talk about this kind of thing. How could the barrier to contributing be lowered further for you? -- Paul Hoadley http://logicsquad.net/
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