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Le 11/08/2012 15:42, tony byrne a écrit :
Oh come on, please do not come with "linux is about choice", or look at that: http://islinuxaboutchoice.com/ and in particular the ML associated :) I hope we can avoid bringing the desktop ranting to Quickly and go on the "you are freedom hater" arguments because we don't want to support an option...Alistair seems to want a command something like quickly create <any template> <project name> cd <project name> quickly add -t vcs git (this script also removes bzr etc) quickly add -t vcs githost (this script also removes submitubuntu command etc) (This is a version of his 2 templates proposal.) The argument against -t (misuse) seems counter to open source or liberty itself. An analogy:
The idea here is that we only propose commands that are be dully tested and under control in the environment. Sorry, I really think that it's something important and that developers don't have this button "do not click on me please", because we don't really know those effects. Leaving a bad choice is not about freedom, it's just about bad design.
What I can propose for people really wanted "custom commands" that can be run anywhere, is to be able to extend the "builtin" template (which is a virtual template, the one providing the following commands: "commands, getstarted, help, quickly" in the ~ directory (in fact, extending all templates themselves with new command, including the builtin one). The builtin commands can be run anywhere. This has the advantage to: - force the quickly core code to stays logical and focused, but still modular (better for testing)
- to give the extras command you want. Thanks, Didier
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