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Message #00280
Re: Contracts
I've registered a standalone project on Launchpad to keep the development
of web service contracts all together (though they could still easily be
installable in separate packages):
https://launchpad.net/contractor-web-services
I'm not a dev and won't be working on the actual contracts, so I'd like to
pass off the actual task of maintaining the project. Any takers? :)
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 4:58 PM, Cassidy James <c@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yeah I agree, it should not be built into contractor.
>
> As Christian said, I don't see a problem with having a
> contractor-web-services package or whatever. Or if you'd like, have
> contractor-facebook, contractor-twitter, contractor-imgur,
> contractor-youtube, etc. packages, then have a metapackage of
> contractor-web-services. :) However we want to package it.
>
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> On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 4:55 PM, Christian Dywan <christian@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
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>> On 17.02.2012 18:38, Daniel Fore wrote:
>> > Gwibber may not be an option, but what about Polly? For things like
>> Facebook, G+, or U1 I think they should be their own separate packages
>> not forced in.
>> >
>> > As for configuring online accounts, there is already such a thing ;)
>> I'm not sure how flexible GNOME Online Accounts is, but that's something
>> to look into for sure.
>> >
>> > I really want to avoid a situation though where we have a bunch of crap
>> installed that you have to go around turning off just to get a clean
>> desktop.
>> Turning off as opposed to what... uninstalling? Surely you don't expect
>> users to manually select packages for individual services they need. Not
>> to mention, this doesn't work in the uni/ library/ office.
>>
>> I think packages are only relevant as far as non-standard dependencies
>> go. So long as GNOME Online Accounts decides *what* should show up and
>> most services don't need special API, I see no problem having one "web
>> services" package.
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