[Owncloud] Removal of 3rd party libraries from the main repo

[Thomas Müller]

I fully agree to this!

The git repo shall support developers as good as possible.
Based on the repo we shall have the possibility to create two deliverables:

One containing the pure source plus build instructions (aka makefile). The 'makefile'
should minify js and css and ideally build the swf from the ActionScript ...

The build result will be the second deliverable: a simple drop'in archive, which people can
unzip and fire up within their web server/hoster ....

Distribution package maintainers will grab the source package and wrap it for their distro.

Can we put this topic on the agenda for the developer meeting?

THX,

Thomas

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Thomas Müller                 E-Mail: thomas.mueller at tmit.eu


Am Donnerstag, den 16.02.2012 um 9:56 schrieb Robin Appelman:
> Recently the 3rd party libraries were removed from the main ownCloud 
> repository, I don't think this is a good idea, while I see the need to have 
> the 3rd party stuff seperated for some people it only makes it more complicated 
> for the vast majority of people.
> 
> It gives people 2 repositories they need to update and not all versions of 3rd 
> party libraries may be compatible with all version of ownCloud.
> 
> I suggest reverting this change and instead offer a stripped version of 
> releases.
> 
>  - Robin Appelman
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