please update webjar for blockly

[n0mer]

Hello,

currently version 1173 is available, which is definitely not the latest one.

Kindly asking for update.

• http://blockly.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/README.txt

Blockly has moved!
Home page is here:
https://developers.google.com/blockly/
Code repository is here:
https://github.com/google/blockly

[jamesward]

The new repo doesn't have any tagged releases. I've filed an issue: google/blockly#4

We can use a git commit hash as the version if needed. Let me know what you think.

[n0mer]

@jamesward , yes git commit hash would be awesome.

I'm really confused with google approach to "trunk"-only versioning :)

[n0mer]

@jamesward, thank a ton!

By the way, i like your approach of "SNAPHOT" suffix. Probably, due to the nature of upstream project, better place for this blockly webjar artifact is in "snapshots" repository, with plain version like "BUILD-SNAPSHOT" (w/out any version information about upstream).

But anyway thanks for updating blockly, really appreciate that.

[jamesward]

No problem.

The -SNAPSHOT thing is just a Maven convention. I haven't actually released a snapshot. (Although I could if needed.) The Maven release plugin removes the -SNAPSHOT and performs the actual release which should now be staged to sync with Maven Central.

[n0mer]

indeed, and build tools like Ivy, Gradle and maven itself follows this convention.

I'm happy with the version that is currently published. Will ping you next day update will be required :)

[n0mer]

and, just to let you know - 6909e38 is not showing as the "latest" @ webjars.org homepage

1171 alphanumerically is understood as the latest one.

[jamesward]

Unfortunately it is going to be hard to tweak the sorting algorithm to support this. That is one of the downsides of an inconsistent upstream versioning system. If you want to take a stab it it the code is at: https://github.com/webjars/webjars/blob/master/app/models/WebJar.scala#L20

[n0mer]

yes, this code is good for semantic versioning. thanks for sharing :)