Open shashankrao opened 11 years ago
Okay this will need a little thinking. It's easy to do on linux, we can make a shell script for it. Problem is for windows (no inbuilt tar). One alternative is: we can assume Git is installed on the system and then I can make a batch file for this. Fine with you?
Archiving the files each time a user requests a download will have to be accomplished by maintaining a separate file for each download. This can be done if we
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Now we can take a vote on whether to
Comments, anyone?
Do we even need a scripts download option?
Its not worth the hassle. imo.
Yeah, but assuming we have it hosted somewhere, they don't really have access to the scripts directly unless they wget the correct file names (which they are unlikely to come up with in the first place)
When the user asks to Download Scripts, why not tar the latest copy of the scripts on the fly and make available for download?
Instead of always statically generating scipts.zip