<file> tags now optional for fileins

I committed a patch to make <file> optional for assets already pointed
to by a <filein> tag.  I also updated all package.xml files in the
distribution except for VisualGST.

However, I suggest that those of you that use PackageBuilder.st do _not_
update it to remove now superfluous <file> tags---not until I make a new
release at least, and for packages such as Iliad, for a little longer
probably.

Paolo

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Le samedi 04 décembre 2010 à 22:49 +0100, Paolo Bonzini a écrit :
> I committed a patch to make <file> optional for assets already pointed
> to by a <filein> tag.
nice :)

>  I also updated all package.xml files in the
> distribution except for VisualGST.
>
> However, I suggest that those of you that use PackageBuilder.st do _not_
> update it to remove now superfluous <file> tags---not until I make a new
> release at least, and for packages such as Iliad, for a little longer
> probably.

Sure, I'll wait. Did you update the PackageBuilder.st in the examples?

Cheers,
Nico


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On 12/05/2010 01:43 PM, Nicolas Petton wrote:
>> However, I suggest that those of you that use PackageBuilder.st do _not_
>> update it to remove now superfluous<file>  tags---not until I make a new
>> release at least, and for packages such as Iliad, for a little longer
>> probably.
>
> Sure, I'll wait. Did you update the PackageBuilder.st in the examples?

No, not yet.  Thanks for reminding me.  However, I think I will wait
until 3.3.  Overall there are relatively few new features from 3.2 to
git, so (except for bugs) packages written for git should work on 3.2.

That said, at the glacial pace I'm doing releases lately, it is not
impossible that the next release will be 3.3. :/

Paolo

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