hirsivaja / plugin.video.areena

YLE Areena plugin for Kodi, using the official API.
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Is this plugin published to Kodi Add-on repository? #41

Open stdedos opened 3 years ago

stdedos commented 3 years ago

I am searching for it, but I cannot find it e.g. here https://kodi.tv/addons

hirsivaja commented 3 years ago

Hi Stavros,

currently the addon is not published in any repository.

But if somebody wants to add it to the official repository I am not against the idea. Please note that when submitting the add-on these guidelines must be followed: https://kodi.wiki/view/Add-on_rules

stdedos commented 3 years ago

Doesn't seem half-bad to follow. It will just take a couple of hours and some waiting time; given repo's slow dev, it should be fine.

I assume you don't want to be appointed as the maintainer?

hirsivaja commented 3 years ago

Yes, I don't want to be the maintainer.

One issue I can think of is that according to those rules the add-on should be compatible with both Python 2&3. Currently the master is compatible with Python 2 and python3 branch is compatible with Python 3 (but that branch is otherwise not stable)

stdedos commented 3 years ago

One issue I can think of is that according to those rules the add-on should be compatible with both Python 2&3. Currently the master is compatible with Python 2 and python3 branch is compatible with Python 3 (but that branch is otherwise not stable)

Or: You/we can wait until Kodi v19, which require py3 compatibility only

stdedos commented 3 years ago

Also:

Yes, I don't want to be the maintainer.

If that's the case; would you consider giving me access to the repo? If there is need for "emergency changes", I'd want to update the code "at it's source".

Or otherwise, I can publish my own fork.

hirsivaja commented 3 years ago

Once we get the python 3 version stable we can think of the next steps. Adding you as a collaborator is not out of the question. Of course you creating a fork is fine too

stdedos commented 3 years ago

I just like when things are "grouped" and not spread all over the place 😀

Fork/PR is fine, as long as "improvements" move upstream, and not scattered.