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Bring in npm publication repo to clog org #73

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kentcdodds opened this issue Aug 7, 2015 · 6 comments
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Bring in npm publication repo to clog org #73

kentcdodds opened this issue Aug 7, 2015 · 6 comments

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@kentcdodds
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I don't mind maintaining the repo I'm using to distribute clog via npm, but do you think it would make more sense as part of the clog-tool org? I'd happily transfer it to this org and change it's name to npm-distribution or something (so it doesn't conflict with what's being discussed in #70).

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kbknapp commented Aug 7, 2015

Thinking out loud here; would it be a good idea to do each of the package repos this way? It'd make it a little easier to track changes for things like Homebrew, AUR, npm, etc.

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+1 for that. Though based on this comment I'm thinking that the npm version will actually just download the latest version of clog for the platform. Meaning that it should never have to be updated. It'll always just get the latest version and if someone wants an older version they can install it manually... That's what I'm thinking right now anyway...

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vyp commented Aug 14, 2015

May be a bit off topic, but now that cargo has cargo install (rust-lang/rfcs#1200 (comment)), do you guys think we don't need the AUR packages at least? (not sure about npm/homebrew)

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vyp commented Aug 14, 2015

After clog targets the next release of rust/cargo that is.

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kbknapp commented Aug 14, 2015

I would still vote yes on the AUR and other repos. Because I can't speak for others, but I'm always way more comfortable with my system package manager, instead of things like npm, cargo, pip, etc. Plus it allows users who don't have cargo or even use Rust.

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Plus it allows users who don't have cargo or even use Rust.

I share @kbknapp 's opinion

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