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[Gajim-devel] gajim-plugins git development integration into gajim git
Andrey Gursky
2016-12-18 18:23:50 UTC
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Hi,

to test and be able to commit changes at one place, plugins git could
be placed into gajim git directory and included into .gitignore. But
there is already plugins dir in gajim. So what is a git flow for plugins
development?

Since I'm using another profile for debug purposes, if I copy
gajim-plugins git as ~/.local/share/gajim/plugins, this affects also my
"stable" gajim. Is there something similar for plugins (using
plugins.test for profile "test")?

Regards,
Andrey
Yann Leboulanger
2016-12-18 20:55:15 UTC
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Post by Andrey Gursky
Hi,
to test and be able to commit changes at one place, plugins git could
be placed into gajim git directory and included into .gitignore. But
there is already plugins dir in gajim. So what is a git flow for plugins
development?
Since I'm using another profile for debug purposes, if I copy
gajim-plugins git as ~/.local/share/gajim/plugins, this affects also my
"stable" gajim. Is there something similar for plugins (using
plugins.test for profile "test")?
In default branch, there is the -s option to separate things completely.
--
Yann
Andrey Gursky
2016-12-18 21:45:46 UTC
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Post by Yann Leboulanger
Post by Andrey Gursky
Hi,
to test and be able to commit changes at one place, plugins git could
be placed into gajim git directory and included into .gitignore. But
there is already plugins dir in gajim. So what is a git flow for plugins
development?
Since I'm using another profile for debug purposes, if I copy
gajim-plugins git as ~/.local/share/gajim/plugins, this affects also my
"stable" gajim. Is there something similar for plugins (using
plugins.test for profile "test")?
In default branch, there is the -s option to separate things completely.
gtk3 one?

Actually, I'd need the same plugins source dir for both test profiles.
Ideally it would be possible to allow integration of plugins.git into
gajim.git. Gajim git shouldn't track these files (since they are 2
distinct repos), but Gajim should be able to discover them. So once
you've started Gajim with launch.sh, you can be sure, the git version
of Gajim and the git version of plugins is in use.

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Andrey

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