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Git support
You need to have git support. Who cuts and pastes code? Or keeps it all in one file? Please fix this ASAP.
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4best solution but complicated: set up git server similar to how cloud9 ide does it or all the others and have new code be pushed into it.
simplest solution: have user input checkout url/user/pass and have the app checkout the code every 24 hours and see if there are changes in the trunk.
that would be the ghetto solution but it would be still MUCH better than it is right now. copy/paste really is a bit extreme ;)
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This is something we have thought about and very keen to implement!
We would like to do something similar to Heroku where you have a directory structure with the code and all your resources - js, css, images etc.
and you push the code to publish your extension.
I would really appreciate if you (or anyone else reading this thread) could give us ideas and pointers on how you think will be the best ways to implement it, and also give us useful tips and tricks.
As a side note, at the beginning we were a bit skeptic if, in general, client side developers are familiar enough with git to use it with our framework (what do you think?), but as time passes we are getting more requests to allow support for it - so its definitely in our pipelineComment -
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We use git and would be interested in this feature! -
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4best solution but complicated: set up git server similar to how cloud9 ide does it or all the others and have new code be pushed into it.
simplest solution: have user input checkout url/user/pass and have the app checkout the code every 24 hours and see if there are changes in the trunk.
that would be the ghetto solution but it would be still MUCH better than it is right now. copy/paste really is a bit extreme ;) -
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It'd be rad to see support for github and private github repositories. =)!
Speaking of which, Tobias, are you an active Symfony2 developer? Someone has your name who is a contributor. -
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jordan, no but you can reach me under @php.net ;)
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Thanks Jordan & Tobias for your inputs!!
We really do appreciate it :) -
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I also agree it would be nice to have version control built in. However, a couple of points:
- Given that the source code is only in 2 files, copy+paste isn't really that bad. We can use version control on our own copies of the background and extension files.
- In order to properly version crossrider projects, it isn't just the background.js and extension.js files that need to be included. You need to version the entire project configuration, including images (like button icons), auxiliary code files (popup windows), and any other resources that affect the extension.
While I'd like to see this feature eventually, I don't think it is important as improving various browser compatibility problems, for example. -
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