Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
developers together. But it is not working so well now, perhaps because it isn't clearly defined, or because we have different needs now.
do you think so? and why?
- For Pd-extended, there needs to be a repository to do code freezes and
bug fixes, branches work pretty well for that.
which is what we have now. the important thing is (imho), to not distinguish between "upstream" versions and "packaging" versions as far as possible. since the Pd-community is so small, i don't think this is a real problem to maintain (unlike e.g. with debian)
- for making a central place to find code, I think we'd be better off
with a 'libraries' page like http://processing.org has.
yes: yet another page to maintain!
- for nightly builds, I think that ideally there would be a way to build
libraries separately from Pd-extended, but that's a matter of someone doing the work. Running something like buildbot would be really nice.
yes!
gfmadsr IOhannes