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Would you accept merging development with the dillo-browser fork? #21

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bkil opened this issue Jan 8, 2024 · 4 comments
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Would you accept merging development with the dillo-browser fork? #21

bkil opened this issue Jan 8, 2024 · 4 comments

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@bkil
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bkil commented Jan 8, 2024

dillo-browser/dillo#53 (comment)

You seem to have a common goal, so why not converge the source so patches could be shared or even a single repository could be used?

@crossbowerbt
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This could be nice. At the moment i'm trying to remove all uneeded dependencies from the project.

Let me review the code of the other repo and see if a merge if possible.

Otherwise, if our objectives are different, I'm open to periodically exchange patches to improve both projects

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crossbowerbt commented Jan 8, 2024

Let me explain: my targets are also BSD and (some) embedded systems. So my code can not be too much Linux centered.

This may lead to different devop procedures, but exchanging functionalities and patches is always possible (and welcome too)

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bkil commented Jan 8, 2024

That sounds great! I agree that it can only improve code quality if multiple CI pipelines would be hooked up to verify compilation and run tests on major platforms (TODO: enumerate) and CD pipelines to assemble binaries as well.

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Jan69 commented Feb 1, 2024

code should be portable between unix-likes, the fact not everyone uses linux, helps ensure that linux-specific stuff doesn't sneak in and break compatibility with other systems, one of the strengths of dillo is that it can easily be compiled for a ton of different systems ;)

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