Discuss: Tagged releases, new syntax file-format

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Sublime Text plugin for the Nullsoft Scriptable Install System

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Discuss: Tagged releases, new syntax file-format #31

Closed idleberg closed 8 years ago

idleberg commented 8 years ago

CC @jeffory @FichteFoll

Is there any opposition to tagging releases? I would like to convert the current TextMate file to the new format for for syntax definitions and thought that versioning illustrate this cut nicely.

The conversion itself can be done using convert_syntax.py inside the Default package in (build 3103 and later).

Proposal:

1.0.0 for TextMate XML (.tmLanguage)
2.0.0 for Sublime Text YAML (.sublime-syntax)

Any arguments against this?

FichteFoll commented 8 years ago

I haven't had the time to review pull requests to the PC channel, but you should take a look at tag prefixes: https://github.com/wbond/package_control/blob/5643f4fa9a335a4591482a8ecdf6e0d7413fbaa1/example-repository.json#L260-L288

Other than that I don't see any issue with it.

idleberg commented 8 years ago

Now using tag prefixes, waiting for the PC channel to merge changes 😉