Re: [development] More than one thread per list (was Re: Drupal Modules and Linux Distros)
Ah, shoot, I pasted the wrong bit. Sorry, Moshe. I meant to paste the bit you said from my thread. Did my email too fast, sorry. This is the bit I _meant_ to attribute to Moshe: As an aside (i.e. lets not sidetrack this thread), one of the original visions of the new .info files is that their names and descriptions will be used by drupal.org project module. Thats one of the reasons we chose plain text .ini instead of PHP. I like reuse of .info files because it centralizes project metadata. We probably need some more metadata fields. Sorry, Michelle On 10/25/2006 3:44:32 PM, Michelle Cox (mcox@charter.net) wrote:
Note: I changed the topic so I don't derail the distro thread with this
Moshe said:
It is sad to see this discussion side-tracked. The purpose of this discussion is NOT to debate why packagers exist (that is not what Seemant asked for), but to figure out how we can better cooperate. The world doesn't care about your opinion about packagers; whatever it is you think about them, they are not going to go away. So if you're not going to help make Drupal better for packagers, don't add noise to the discussion either. It would be a waste of time and bits. Thanks.
Michelle said:
This isn't a sidetrack; it's an important point. If the current project descriptions will be overwritten by the .info files, then there's no point spending time now cleaning up the text itself. There's still tagging needing to be done, but I don't want to be changing the ? project description if it's all getting wiped out soon.
Jonathan said:
It's a good point, but it really is sidetracked from the original request. Also, you're directly
On 25 Oct 2006, at 22:47, Michelle Cox wrote:
As an aside (i.e. lets not sidetrack this thread), one of the original visions of the new .info files is that their names and descriptions will be used by drupal.org project module. Thats one of the reasons we chose plain text .ini instead of PHP. I like reuse of .info files because it centralizes project metadata. We probably need some more metadata fields.
Sorry,
No worries. It's all good ... :) -- Dries Buytaert :: http://www.buytaert.net/
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