use pob community fork

[bernhardfritz]

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[aspel]

I am not sure about this fork

[bernhardfritz]

I'm ok with keeping the branches separate. I only want the best for the community.
Out of curiosity, how do you manage releases? Do you manually trigger a travis-ci build from time to time, or have you found a way to trigger it automatically based on pob repo commit?

[aspel]

I'm ok with keeping the branches separate. I only want the best for the community.
Out of curiosity, how do you manage releases? Do you manually trigger a travis-ci build from time to time, or have you found a way to trigger it automatically based on pob repo commit?

By cron, Travis has such an option in settings.

[bernhardfritz]

Thanks for the tip, I've set it up to run once a month 👍
Reading over my previous comment, I'd like to clarify what I meant with

I only want the best for the community.

I wanted to stress that having both, a @Openarl and a @PathOfBuildingCommunity cross-platform version of PathOfBuilding might even provide more value for the community, so I'm fine with you closing my PR if you feel the same.

[emirkmo]

I want to mention that the Community work is the accepted PoB version in the community now, used by virtually all content creators and users posting builds in the forums, reddit, on websites, etc. The official/original by Arl is barely maintained. The switch should be made.

[aspel]

True, Openarl/PathOfBuilding not updated since Jun 2020