On Sun, April 24, 2016 15:12:58 John Layt wrote: > > On Samstag, 23. April 2016 19:35:47 CEST Michael Pyne wrote: > >> Well there is a kde-sdk-scripts repository already, though it's really > >> more > >> of a buffet of different, barely-related scripts than an a curated "we > >> think *every* KDE dev should have these files with them". > > Do you mean kde-dev-scripts?
Yes, sorry for the confusion. > On 24 April 2016 at 11:33, Thomas Pfeiffer <thomas.pfeif...@kde.org> wrote: > > Therefore, from my perspective it would make sense to link to just put the > > files we're discussing here in the kde-sdk-scripts repo (maybe in their > > own > > folder) and recommend to clone that repo in the wiki? > > > > Would that make sense to you all? > > It looks a good place, but I agree we would need to tidy the repo up > first, organise it into subfolders in line with the sections in the > README, maybe remove old Qt3/KDE3 stuff or even KDE4 stuff. A rebrand > from KDE may also be needed? (dfaure, your fingerprints are everywhere > on this repo, are you maintainer for it?). I'm actually technically the maintainer for it. Though that often means dfaure is really the maintainer in practice :(. > I could also imagine a simple python script to ask a new dev for name, > email, KDE account, root dir, etc and do a default setup depending on > their dev goals (App vs Plasma vs Frameworks). Maybe scripts to > install required packages for the big distros? All that sort of thing. > But perhaps we should hear from the people who were planning the whole > new dev experience and sdk thing at Randa? We'd need to sync up with > what they are planning. That would be a great idea indeed. Regards, - Michael Pyne
