Closed paulvi closed 10 years ago
OK, so now users can get/update to the latest version using the same URL https://raw.github.com/Enide/eclipse-p2-composite-repository/master/
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Just keep the links in the repository updated.
How about http://pages.github.com/
For binaries - From Beijing BinTray seems quicker (30KB/s vs 10KB/s), also gives some statistics.
For website - www.nodeclipse.org is also hosted on GitHUb pages. Take a look at jekyll http://jekyllrb.com/ You don't need to learn Ruby or install it locally (though may want to in order to have local preview). http://jekyllbootstrap.com/ could help a bit for learning
Now fixed in master
branch. You can now use https://raw.github.com/satyagraha/gfm_viewer/master/p2-composite/ as the permanent update site URL to refer to the latest version.
N.B. As is done here, you only need one of the XML files, not both, see http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox/p2/Composite_Repositories_%28new%29
... to the latest stable released version, and BinTray can be used for some testing first.
N.B. As is done here, you only need one of the XML files, not both
was not exact, see #56
With composite p2 repository it is possible to have the same update p2 repository URL for all releases to Bintray
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20951842/combine-aggregate-eclipse-p2-repositories-extendable-p2-repository