Post #5330: I understand the benefits of having a public repository, but may I ask if you’re
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- Author: Pluglug
- Date: 2024-12-05 20:37:29
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I understand the benefits of having a public repository, but may I ask if you’re suggesting that you would submit a pull request? If so, that’s fantastic news!
Currently, I don’t have the capacity to track API changes or thoroughly test the code, which is why my focus has been on proposals like documentation updates that I can manage based on my own knowledge and memory.
That said, the context override feature still hasn’t been addressed, so I think it would be best to start there. What do you think? Actually, the bgl issue is still pending as well. I’d like to hold off on offering anything to the Extensions program for now, but if you have any additional information on API changes, I’d greatly appreciate it.
Since I don’t have much experience with collaborative development, I was thinking of starting with a private repository for testing. Once we establish clear development rules, we can transition to a public repository. Would that approach work for you?
I’m not sure how quickly I’ll be able to move forward, but if you’re willing to cooperate, that would be incredibly encouraging.
(I need to get some sleep now, so my reply may be delayed.)
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