RAA/RubyForge...

[Michael Campbell]

Is either of RAA or RubyForge eventually supposed to supercede the other?

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[Hal Fulton]

Michael Campbell wrote:

> Is either of RAA or RubyForge eventually supposed to supercede the other?

I think not. RAA is a nice, compact searchable collection
of metadata. RubyForge is actual hosted content.

The two jobs *could* be combined into one, but I'd just as soon
enjoy the synergy.

Just my opinion.

Hal

[Michael Campbell]

> >Is either of RAA or RubyForge eventually supposed to supercede the

> > other?
> >

>
> For what I know, that's no, but I may be wrong.
>
> What you may expect (or, what I'd love to see) is further
> integration
> of the two, for example updating a project on RF will cause an
> update on the relative entry in RAA

That would be ideal, yes.


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[Richard Kilmer]

When we get off our lazy butts we'll pursue that integration ;-) We
talked to the RAA folks early on and they were quite open to it, but we
just let life/jobs get in the way of following up.

Tis a goal though.

-rich

On Saturday, September 13, 2003, at 10:25 AM, Michael Campbell wrote:

>>> Is either of RAA or RubyForge eventually supposed to supercede the
>>> other?
>>>

>>
>> For what I know, that's no, but I may be wrong.
>>
>> What you may expect (or, what I'd love to see) is further
>> integration
>> of the two, for example updating a project on RF will cause an
>> update on the relative entry in RAA

>
> That would be ideal, yes.
>
>
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