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Hi Tom.
The "STAR modules" are currently pretty broken, I'd say. I'd love to have more opinions, suggestions and contribution but don't even know how to engage the RAKU community (ok, I know, there is the mail DL and the IRC, but I think IRCs is not a proper tool for team and topic alignments, discussions and the like...). And, whats is it about the "weekly"? You mean, someone can publish something via it?
I started a "STAR - modules Wiki" some time ago, but also not sure if this is the right place...
For new modules, currently one can just send a PULL request. Nothing changed here in the last years, I'd say.
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I've made the Wiki writable for all (I hope) and also enabled the "Discussions" now.
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Thanks!
By the “weekly” I meant having @lizmat mention it in the ‘Rakuweekly.blog’.
An IRC #raku-star could work for discussion IMHO. #raku-dev seems to work pretty well for core work.
Do you have a Choclatey account and produce the Star stuff there?
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An IRC #raku-star could work for discussion IMHO. #raku-dev seems to work pretty well for core work.
Well, that could / would be the "RAKU like" option, I guess. We could try. Who would have to create this?
Do you have a Choclatey account (1) and produce the Star stuff there (2)?
- No, I don't. I'm more of a "scoop installer" friend ;)
- No. Both STAR packages are currently automatically build based on GitHub Actions, see
2a. The upload from the STAR repo binaries to rakudo.org iis also automated, based on GH Sctions, but (still) in another repo here
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Oh, I see your "scoop bucket" on that link. I'm interested for lots of reasons. One being I would like to fix my modules so they work on windows. I'm now having them with three badges, one for wach of Linux, MacOs, and Windows. Many don't test correctly on Windows and I'ld like to fix that.
Is there a way to ssh from my Linux hosts to my Windows host and work scoop there via the CLI?
Ask @lizmat on #raku. I'll ask now.
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Oh, I see your "scoop bucket" on that link. I'm interested for lots of reasons. One being I would like to fix my modules so they work on windows. I'm now having them with three badges, one for wach of Linux, MacOs, and Windows. Many don't test correctly on Windows and I'ld like to fix that.
Wow, that would be amazing. There are too many dev's forgetting RAKU's modules should "just work" in all environments / an all OS'es RAKU does...
Is there a way to ssh from my Linux hosts to my Windows host and work scoop there via the CLI?
Well, newer Windows OS'es have also (Open)SSH installed / available by default. You can enable the OpenSSH service and then you are very close to what you have / know on Linux / UX boxes.
You could also install "PowerShell core" on you Linux box and use PWSH and its cmd'lets for such (and many more) things. But as we talk about another scripting language now, that's maybe not a good recommendation for RAKU users / dev's ;)
And then you have the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). That could be also a way, but I'd consider it as "less favorable"...
Ask @lizmat on #raku. I'll ask now.
Thanks!
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@lizmat just started a new IRC channel: #raku-star, and I'm watching it. I just joined momentarily to see that it works as expected--it does.
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@AntonOks @tbrowder on that note: #raku-star is now also being logged.
I guess it needs a MOTD. If you're on IRC, I can give you OP privileges so that you can set it up. Or you can tell me what it should be and I can set it.
If you want commits to the Rakudo Star repo being published, set up a webhook in this way in that repo (or any other repo for that matter you want published on #raku-star
EDIT: set up the webhook already, as it appears I have maintainer rights here :-)
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@tbrowder - still eager to see some pull requests to include the modules you like or maintain :)
Please, if your modules are GIT revision controlled, please remember to have "git tag" for any version you release... say, whenever you update your META6.json version, do also a "git tag vX.Y.Z" at the same time.... and remember to push those tags to your remote ;)
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@tbrowder - somehow this one here is not a real "issue", is it? And then, one can always just add "his modules" by updating the "modules.txt" file... so I tend to close this issue. Would that be ok for you?
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