Re: Requesting review of new distribution information

finally is out! :) I know you were working on this since long time.

The readme is ok and seems useful software. I already have some feature requests :)

support for configuration file. They are user friendly. A single place where I put my personal informations once (name, license(!), cpanid.. ) and my preferences: for example you bump version by 0.01 but I would like to bump by 1
support for gitlab: I skipped today from github to gitlab. The first now default to main instead of master as principal branch
is well tested under UnfortunateOS? I know I have a weird configuration but I can make test if needed

Thanks for sharing and nice work!

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Re^2: Requesting review of new distribution information by stevieb (Canon) on Jan 03, 2021 at 19:29 UTC
Thanks Discipulus! I will be adding config file support. The file type will be JSON. I'll also be adding support for other VCS, including Gitlab. The only OSs tested so far are MacOS, Linux and Windows (through Github Actions and Coveralls.io). I'm going to do a write up of the software in action when it's done. Essentially a walk through of every step the software takes through its processes so people can understand the defaults, and exactly how much work they no longer have to do.	[reply]

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Re^2: Requesting review of new distribution information
by stevieb (Canon) on Jan 03, 2021 at 19:29 UTC

Thanks Discipulus!

I will be adding config file support. The file type will be JSON. I'll also be adding support for other VCS, including Gitlab. The only OSs tested so far are MacOS, Linux and Windows (through Github Actions and Coveralls.io).

I'm going to do a write up of the software in action when it's done. Essentially a walk through of every step the software takes through its processes so people can understand the defaults, and exactly how much work they no longer have to do.

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