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Yeah. I was thinking about how to handle that. In an old iteration of Streamus I had a concept of Folders for Playlists which would more gracefully support handling subfolders, but that doesn't exist anymore as it wasn't being leveraged.
If there are multiple nested subfolders I think it gets kind of odd creating new playlists for each since it loses the concept of the hierarchy, but better than nothing.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 1:39 AM, Maxime notifications@github.com wrote:
And maybe it's subfolders, or parse each subfolder as a different playlist ?
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In fact it's the first time I dev a chrome extension, so I have to get some reading done before starting and see how chrome folders can interact with the extension framework. Also I saw you made the server part out of .NET technologies and unfortunately I only use mac or linux OSes so I have to check out if I can make a sandbox on my laptop... I already tried setting up a VM but it is so slow I would nearly kill myself.
Anyway, to set up git flow, just intall the git extension on your device ( https://github.com/nvie/gitflow/wiki/Installation) and when you got with a console to your existing git folder you just need to ask git flow to create the workflow. Then, every time you want to dev a new feature just ask git flow to create the branches and merges for you "git flow feature start myfeature" will create a branch named "feature/myfeature" from the develop and whatever you will commit in it would the be merged by "git flow feature finish myfeature -Fp" which will merge your commits with develop and push the updates to the remote origin even if develop has progressed since then. It is truly not a daily release workflow (which fits more to unit texting hardcoding) but it ensure stability of your product and multi developer structure.
Feel free to ask me anything, while I sort out how to dev .NET on non microsoft devices ;) Good day !
Max
Jamendub
2014-04-17 0:22 GMT+02:00 Sean Anderson notifications@github.com:
Yeah. I was thinking about how to handle that. In an old iteration of Streamus I had a concept of Folders for Playlists which would more gracefully support handling subfolders, but that doesn't exist anymore as it wasn't being leveraged.
If there are multiple nested subfolders I think it gets kind of odd creating new playlists for each since it loses the concept of the hierarchy, but better than nothing.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 1:39 AM, Maxime notifications@github.com wrote:
And maybe it's subfolders, or parse each subfolder as a different playlist ?
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@jamendub if you are struggling for a solution to not having Windows on hand, consider using an Azure or AWS VM:
http://www.azure.microsoft.com/ http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2012/01/aws-free-usage-tier-now-includes-microsoft-windows-on-ec2.html
Azure provides a month free trial whereas if you don't already have an AWS account (or have a spare e-mail address that hasn't yet signed-up for AWS) then you get a year on their free tier.
Otherwise it's a local VM or installing Windows natively on your machine as in theory you should be able to do so on any x86/x64 Mac or Linux box you might have available.
It's ok, I found MONO, a fastgci server that seems to do the job on any platform. I will install a test .NET fastcgi on my debian server and try make it work ;) But thank you anyway for the advice !
Jamendub
2014-04-17 15:46 GMT+02:00 Drew Smith notifications@github.com:
@jamendub https://github.com/jamendub if you are struggling for a solution to not having a Windows available, consider using an Azure or AWS VM:
http://www.azure.microsoft.com/
http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2012/01/aws-free-usage-tier-now-includes-microsoft-windows-on-ec2.html
Otherwise it's a local VM or installing Windows natively on your machine as in theory you should be able to do so on any x86/x64 Mac or Linux box you might have available.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/MeoMix/Streamus/issues/92#issuecomment-40715284 .
I wonder if there are many people using bookmarks to store music videos. Having a robust version of streamus and easy ways to import videos to it, will make this obsolete, as you can you can always use streamus directly to store your links.
And maybe it's subfolders, or parse each subfolder as a different playlist ?