Re: PEAR infrastructure for package distribution?
| From: | Greg Beaver | Date: | Tue, 26 Jul 2005 18:33:50 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PEAR infrastructure for package distribution? | ||
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Mario Salzer wrote:
Stephan Schmidt wrote:That's a long story. Suffice to say that the original reason is that the package is not yet ready for the quality that the PEAR label (should in my opinion) imply, and a few other reasons that no longer apply. Also, my time is unfortunately limited, and as such I have not been able to maintain all of the software I've written as lovingly as 2 of me would be able to. However, time permitting, it will probably be proposed as a PEAR package sometime in the not too distant future. PEAR_Server is badly in need of unit tests, documentation, and some re-factoring now that it is REST-based. GregPEAR can be used this way, some of our projects can be installed using PEAR: http://pear.php-tools.net/Ah nice. So it is definitely working fine for package distribution.There's Greg's PEAR_Server package as well as a frontend package by Davey. You'll find some links in a blog entry I wrote about our server: http://blog.php-tools.net/archives/120-All-new-pat-channel-server.htmlMaybe, I just use Google next time... :) Thanks for the note. I just wonder why this package isn't in PEAR(.php.net) itself yet?