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jwiegley / emacs-async

Simple library for asynchronous processing in Emacs
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Please upload emacs-async version 1.7 to GNU ELPA #60

Closed spwhitton closed 8 years ago

spwhitton commented 8 years ago

1.6 is currently available from there. Thanks!

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

You can use 1.7 by adding async to pinned-packages:

(setq package-pinned-packages '((async . "melpa"))

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Thanks.

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

@jwiegley now we are at version 1.8 ...

jwiegley commented 8 years ago

@thierryvolpiatto Is there any way I can put you in charge of this, so that it doesn't block on me?

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

John Wiegley notifications@github.com writes:

@thierryvolpiatto Is there any way I can put you in charge of this, so that it doesn't block on me?

Well, if I have access to ELPA and you explain me how to synchronize, I can do it if you want, I am in holidays actually, but as soon as I come back, say in about two weeks, we can talk about it (I have intermittent access to the internet here). BTW I will release a new version when I come back because I made a lot of improvements and bugfixes in dired-async.

Thierry

spwhitton commented 8 years ago

Are you definitely going to keep releasing on GitHub?

I can switch my packaging scripts over to base the Debian packaging of async.el on GitHub instead of GNU ELPA. I only want to do that if it's definitely going to continue to be released here, though :)

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

Sean Whitton notifications@github.com writes:

Are you definitely going to keep releasing on GitHub?

Yes, it is much more handy to maintain packages on github (at least for me).

I can switch my packaging scripts over to base the Debian packaging of async.el on GitHub instead of GNU ELPA. I only want to do that if it's definitely going to continue to be released here, though :)

I think you can yes.

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Thierry

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

@jwiegley now we are at 1.9...

jwiegley commented 8 years ago

@thierryvolpiatto I've been synchronizing to ELPA using git-subtree. You're welcome to update it at any point.

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

John Wiegley notifications@github.com writes:

@thierryvolpiatto I've been synchronizing to ELPA using git-subtree.

Thanks.

You're welcome to update it at any point.

I have no write access to ELPA.

Thierry

jwiegley commented 8 years ago

@thierryvolpiatto I think that if you submit a request for membership to the Emacs project on Savannah, then I can make you a member and you'll have commit access to ELPA.

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

John Wiegley notifications@github.com writes:

@thierryvolpiatto I think that if you submit a request for membership to the Emacs project on Savannah, then I can make you a member and you'll have commit access to ELPA.

If I do that and have access to ELPA, it is just to synchronize the github repo and the ELPA one, in which case you will have to explain me the procedure to achieve this.

NB: I do not want to work on ELPA, just synchronize github and ELPA when needed.

BTW When I go on ELPA async homepage, it still indicate that async is at 1.6.

Thierry

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

John Wiegley notifications@github.com writes:

@thierryvolpiatto I've been synchronizing to ELPA using git-subtree.

Ok, sorry for bad understanding of english, I understood you have synchronized repos, but in fact you didn't do it recently.

You're welcome to update it at any point.

I have cloned ELPA repo and merged async with github using git-subtree fixing all conflicts happening because package.el developers insist to provide infos (version etc...) in source files instead of in fixed *pkg.el files...

Thierry

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

John Wiegley notifications@github.com writes:

@thierryvolpiatto I think that if you submit a request for membership to the Emacs project on Savannah, then I can make you a member and you'll have commit access to ELPA.

Done.

Thierry

jwiegley commented 8 years ago

It seems you have things underway now. Let me know if any further instruction is needed, or if you need any other access.

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 years ago

John Wiegley notifications@github.com writes:

It seems you have things underway now. Let me know if any further instruction is needed, or if you need any other access.

Thanks, ELPA async should now be up to date.

Thierry