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Please make this a gnulib module #19
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Sure, if it doesn't increase the maintenance overhead significantly. If you know how to do that and willing to maintain (ie. pulling down from github every once in a while) totally go for it. |
You can do this yourself: just write a gnulib module file and submit it to [email protected]. Indeed, there's little reason to keep it a separate project: users who want to use git.mk on its own could fetch it directly from a gnulib git URL, and those who want to use it as part of gnulib can get it with gnulib-tool as usual. |
I like to do that, however I'm refraining from accepting new responsibilities. Leaving open in case someone wants to step up. |
Thanks though. |
You can do this and reduce your current responsibilities: make git.mk a gnulib module, and make gnulib the official source. Then you're only maintaining a gnulib module, not a whole (tiny) project. Users who want to use it without gnulib can still do so. |
I liked it |
This is nice: I just came across it from working on FontForge, which uses it.
Would you consider making it a gnulib module? That would make it easier for autotools users to find it, along with all the other autotools magic goodness packed into gnulib!
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