There are two beta modules that cause an exception in The Sword Project of
Windows (1.5.11), if they are selected. Both are under Daily Devotional.
* Daily
* SME
These are the only two that I had to uninstall for this reason.
--David Haslam
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> Am 06.10.2009 um 10:25 schrieb
Hi Chris ..
Chris Little wrote:
My best guess at what you're referring to is the v11nNRSV and v11nNRSVA
modules, which contain versification data only and no Bible text. And
maybe even the v11nKJV and v11nKJVA, which are the same, and further
have nothing to do with the NKJV.
Sorry - I h
Am 06.10.2009 um 10:25 schrieb Chris Little:
Ben Morgan wrote:
I don't currently use installmgr at all, but I think the
experimental repository should definitely be removed. Potentially,
modules in the experimental repository will cause crashes -
possibly leading to the software crashin
Barry Drake wrote:
Hi Chris ...
Chris Little wrote:
I created a new repository over the weekend for experimental modules.
This repo is intended for front end developers. PLEASE DO NOT DIRECT
USERS TO THIS REPOSITORY. It is not for casual users or even very many
people on this list.
I'
Ben Morgan wrote:
I don't currently use installmgr at all, but I think the experimental
repository should definitely be removed. Potentially, modules in the
experimental repository will cause crashes - possibly leading to the
software crashing on startup after it is installed (I think the
ve
Hi Chris ...
Chris Little wrote:
I created a new repository over the weekend for experimental modules.
This repo is intended for front end developers. PLEASE DO NOT DIRECT
USERS TO THIS REPOSITORY. It is not for casual users or even very many
people on this list.
I'm really excited about
I don't currently use installmgr at all, but I think the experimental
repository should definitely be removed. Potentially, modules in the
experimental repository will cause crashes - possibly leading to the
software crashing on startup after it is installed (I think the versetreekey
modules are li
On Tue, 2009-10-06 at 08:20 +0100, Manfred Bergmann wrote:
> > Is there still a consensus that experimental should be removed from
> > masterRepoList.conf? We could add a note field to that .conf and
> > label it as "for developers only". A note field might also help
> > clarify the purpose o
Am 06.10.2009 um 04:38 schrieb Chris Little:
Ok, I'm certainly amenable to removing experimental from
masterRepoList.conf.
I had imagined that the name "experimental" itself would discourage
people from adding this repo and expecting useful content. My
concern and request that users not
> I had imagined that the name "experimental" itself would discourage people
> from adding this repo and expecting useful content.
I think the issue is that, at least in our implementation, everything
in the list is added as a usable repo. I'd have to look to see if
that's because of how SWORD is
Ok, I'm certainly amenable to removing experimental from
masterRepoList.conf.
I had imagined that the name "experimental" itself would discourage
people from adding this repo and expecting useful content. My concern
and request that users not be directed to this repository were based on
a pra
Can I second what Matthew said?
The experimental modules repo sounds great (& I can't wait to see how
broken our app is for some of those mods!), but access to it should be
something where the user has to specifically know about it & manually
add it as an install source? And hence not sudd
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 6:15 PM, Chris Little wrote:
> I created a new repository over the weekend for experimental modules. This
> repo is intended for front end developers. PLEASE DO NOT DIRECT USERS TO
> THIS REPOSITORY. It is not for casual users or even very many people on this
> list.
This i
I created a new repository over the weekend for experimental modules.
This repo is intended for front end developers. PLEASE DO NOT DIRECT
USERS TO THIS REPOSITORY. It is not for casual users or even very many
people on this list.
It will contain three types of modules:
1) Utility modules to
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