Re: Registering category

From: Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 23:53:28 +0000
Subject: Re: Registering category
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On Fri, 2002-04-12 at 01:01, Graeme Merrall wrote: > > > > Go to http://pear.php.net/package-new.php and register > > your > > new package there (after we have decided which category to > > take). You can then upload a first release through > > http://pear.php.net/release-upload.php. > > I must have missed some mail on this at some point. I knew where the > release announcements were coming from but I didn't think anyone had > mentioed the web interface was working. It's in beta, but it's working now. The database has some old files in it and such, we will probably re-initialize the whole thing before public release. > Anyway, just to clear things up, I suspect that the /pear CVS and the > packages on the web site are two separate lists? What's the thinking > behind keeping the two in sync - or not? The idea is to move all the source into /pear and put package .tar files in the PHP distributions that are installed/upgraded by the PEAR installer during PHP's "make install". We won't get there until php4/sapi/cli is installed by default though. The cli was withdrawn as a default feature of 4.2.0, so we'll have to wait until 4.3.0 with this one. > I'm sure this has been discussed before would a better stragtegy be > building the web list based on the contents of the repository and > package.xml? > > I'm going to upload a new version of Net_Geo soon, does this mean I need > to commit to CVS _and_ upload to the website? Yes. CVS is just a tool for managing your source. The website is PEAR's distribution channel. - Stig

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