I know you have a policy against cvs ebuilds, but tora's official releases are pretty far between and some pretty useful features and bugfixes are in CVS. And so I submit to your graces the ebuild for tora-cvs, along with the digest file, which is just empty. I'll be attaching these files shortly.
Created attachment 7508 [details] tora-cvs ebuild Please don't hate me.
OK bugzilla won't let me attach an empty file so just note that I have an empty file named digest-tora-cvs-1.3.9 in my files/ directory.
It seems the attachment system hasn't tracked the original file name. It is tora-cvs-1.3.9.ebuild.
I'd rather see snapshots of the cvs sources on ibiblio and the current tora packages versioned accordingly
will do.
So ... how does one go about doing this?
checkout a current CVS release and make sure it compiles and works correctly. Create a regular ebuild for the release: ie. tora-gentoo-20030204.ebuild. does that help?
I actually meant how do I get the nightly onto ibiblio. And I assume I'd want to test against one of the sourceforge nightly cvs tarballs instead of checking out cvs at a random time. Would this still be part of a new tora-cvs or tora-nightly project or would you just add it to the existing tora?
This is really a non-issue so feel free to close it out.
tora just released 1.3.10. I'll be putting that into portage shortly. You can close this. If there is another long break between releases I know to make pick a nightly and use that.
I'm going to put a round in this one. The TOra author has laid out a pretty agressive release schedule so I think the need for CVS/nightly ebuilds is lessened. CVS is out anyway since sf.net put that cap on anonymous CVS and you're SOL if you want to checkout anonymously pretty much.
