[Geany-devel] Maintainerrequest: Geany-Mini-Script

[Eugene Arshinov]

On Sat, 12 Nov 2011 00:03:30 +0400
Eugene Arshinov <earshinov at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Thu, 10 Nov 2011 22:41:06 +0100
> Frank Lanitz <frank at frank.uvena.de> wrote:
> 
> > Am 08.10.2011 21:50, schrieb Eugene Arshinov:
> > >> > Unfortunately I didn't heard back of developer of
> > >> > geany-mini-script-plugin so today I like to ask you whether
> > >> > somebody likes to take over maintenance for geany-mini-script
> > >> > plugin inside geany-plugins-svn. It's untouched since maybe
> > >> > 2009 and to be honest I have no idea, what's the current
> > >> > status. Also I'm not 100% whether its still a useful plugin or
> > >> > maybe some other plugin is taking over the task in a better
> > >> > way. Personally I remember it as a possible useful plugin but
> > >> > don't have the resources to look after and used it >>1 year
> > >> > for the last time. If nobody is feeling responsible I suggest,
> > >> > similar to previous plugins, we remove it from official
> > >> > repository. 
> > >
> > > In case someone wants to try the plugin, here is a patch to make
> > > it compile.
> > 
> > Did anyone try it? Does anyone likes to take it over and maybe
> > integrate it into geany-plugins?
> > 
> 
> If no one wants, I could take a minimal care of this plugin.  Though,
> I can't promise I'll have time for it when it's needed.  I still have
> SM-branch related stuff which I can't do for weeks...
> 

Hi Frank.

I wonder what's the state of the geany-mini-scripts plugin now?  It
seems that only SVN's /geany-plugins/geany-plugins/ part was converted
to Git, and AFAIR geany-mini-script was living next to geany-plugins
(at /geany-plugins/geany-mini-script/) and wasn't converted.

I can use the copy from my local geany-plugins Git repository (bound to
the old SVN repository) and push it somewhere on Github.  Then perhaps
I can integrate the plugin into geany-plugins, push the result to a
fork of geany-plugins and send a pull request.  Is it the way to go?

--
Best regards,
Eugene.