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Fork out php.ng formula #46

Closed puneetk closed 9 years ago

puneetk commented 9 years ago

Can we move the php.ng formula out to its on repo instead of keeping it in the php-formula ? or we can move the php-formula out to php-simple formula or something less confusing then having two formulas in one dir.

gravyboat commented 9 years ago

I honestly don't think we can. There's no explanation regarding what the ng formulas really are, and having two repos would be super confusing. Imagine if you looked at the php-ng formula before the normal php one as a new user. I'd give salt the middle finger at that point.

puneetk commented 9 years ago

well ok then @gravyboat

RyPeck commented 9 years ago

Perhaps when PHP6 comes out we can have a php6-formula? I imagine package names and other items might be a changing once that rolls out...

iggy commented 9 years ago

I like this idea in principle. We definitely need to think through how it's done so as to reduce confusing users (and possibly scaring them off).

Possibly a separate organization for them (saltstack-advanced-formulas or something).

Or label them well enough to point out that beginners should look at the non-"ng" formulas first.

puneetk commented 9 years ago

we could make it php-simple-formula in the saltstack-formula org, that will suffice

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I like this idea in principle. We definitely need to think through how it's done so as to reduce confusing users (and possibly scaring them off).

Possibly a separate organization for them (saltstack-advanced-formulas or something).

Or label them well enough to point out that beginners should look at the non-"ng" formulas first.

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