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From: Brett Schwarz <brett_schwarz@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: tcl on gborg
To: "Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy@postgresql.org>,
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Cc: Chris Ryan <xgbe@yahoo.com>
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--- "Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy@postgresql.org> wrote:
> 
> k, so ... from what LJ states, gborg is now sync'd
> with -core, correct?
> so I can do a remove of it and nothing will be lost?
> 

Now I'm confused...are you talking about the existing
gborg, or the new gborg? If you are talking about the
existing one, then read on...

Depends what you consider sync'ed. I applied all of
the "relevant patches" from -core to gborg. When Karl
first started the project, he changed the structure
quite a bit, and updated the lib with the newer Tcl
Object interface...so I think 1 or 2 things didn't
make sense in the gborg, and I didn't do any of the
pgindent stuff...

However, I wanted to check it over again real quick
before you rip of the -core. I'll probably do this
over the weekend. I am not sure if the history was
kept or not, when the project was first started...I
will have to check that too...


> Chris, is there a central announce list for gborg? 
> something that I can
> subscribe pgsql-announce to?  I notice alot of
> activity on gborg, but
> hardly ever seen any announcements ... if ppl knew
> things were going on
> over there, might be easier to get ppl to use it
> without thinking its the
> black hole of software :(

Yes, that would be great. Also, is it suppose to email
the project admins when someone submits a bug/feature?
I don't think I ever got an email...that would be a
good feature to have...

    --brett



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