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Is there a good cross-language package manager ? #7

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rom1504 opened this issue Apr 3, 2016 · 4 comments
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Is there a good cross-language package manager ? #7

rom1504 opened this issue Apr 3, 2016 · 4 comments

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@rom1504
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rom1504 commented Apr 3, 2016

Currently we're packaging this (and minecraft-data) with submodules on some commit of master. It's not great.

Is there a good cross-language package manager we could use as an alternative ?

I guess there's nix but I'm not sure if it applies.

Not expecting to solve that issue very quickly, but I'd like to find something good for this eventually.

A good first step might be to do git tag and tell people in the readme to depend on the commit of the tags instead of random commits.

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roblabla commented Apr 3, 2016

git is the cross-language package manager. nix is only good for people who go all-in on it.

What is this repo packaging ? Only the tests right ?

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rom1504 commented Apr 3, 2016

Yes it only package tests but tests are kind of equivalent to the spec.
Being able to look at a history.md for implementors to know what they need to update to support the spec version X.Y.Z would be useful.
But well yeah I guess I can just do tags and create that history.md anyway.
And tell people to git checkout tags/X.Y.Z

I guess it's not that important to have an actual package manager for this, idk.

Edit: (I'm asking for this repo but same thing for minecraft-data)

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roblabla commented Apr 4, 2016

I think asking people to either use a git submodule (tagging the correct release) is reasonable enough for both this and mc-data.

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ghost commented Oct 4, 2016

I should mention bower as well.

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