Forum OpenACS Q&A: Re: eCommerce on 5.0

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6: Re: eCommerce on 5.0 (response to 4)
Posted by Steve Manning on
Alfred

Just wondering if you've posted this yet? I can't see anything in the cvs.

    - Steve

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7: Re: eCommerce on 5.0 (response to 6)
Posted by Alfred Werner on
I held off for the 5.0(3?) release since it's not a core package, then there was chaos on HEAD with an acs-kernel update. I personally am back working on my ecommerce project, so I will post it in the next few days.
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8: Re: eCommerce on 5.0 (response to 7)
Posted by Steve Manning on
Sounds like a shrewd move. Thanks for the reply.

    - Steve
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9: Re: eCommerce on 5.0 (response to 7)
Posted by Joel Aufrecht on
We've made several procedural changes recently that should allow package developers to work on and release their packages without being blocked by core releases or the state of core HEAD. See the latest instructions on how to do releases. If your package works with 5.0.x, and requires only other packages that also work with 5.0.x, you can release it at any time, regardless of HEAD and of the core release cycle. (One caveat - repository generation isn't automated yet - I need to set up a batch script to do that.)
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10: Re: eCommerce on 5.0 (response to 9)
Posted by Steve Manning on
Joel

Is this why we are seeing differences between the versions pulled down by the installer and the versions in cvs e.g bcms in cvs is 0.3 but the repository is at 0.2?

    - Steve

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11: Re: eCommerce on 5.0 (response to 10)
Posted by Joel Aufrecht on
Yes.  BCMS on the HEAD repository (https://openacs.org/repository/5-1) is at 0.3 but the version of BCSM tagged with openacs-5-0-compat, hence available in the 5.0 repository (https://openacs.org/repository/5-0), is 0.2.  The point of this is to ensure a stable working space, both in core and in the packages.  It is now the responsibility of individual package developers to verify that their packages work with specific versions of core and to tag the accordingly.  The test servers (http://test.openacs.org/test) should make this reasonably straightforward.
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12: Re: eCommerce on 5.0 (response to 11)
Posted by Alfred Werner on
OK thanks Joel ...