Hi Derek.
Do you have an svn repository for bambooinvoice?
There are some corrections that I could bring to it when I find bugs or things like bringing corrections to the install documents.
Even though I would have to learn what svn are and how they work… I will.
We could do this with sourceforge.net. Couldn’t we?
I already know how to setup a project in sourceforge (grin!). I’d just need to learn about the svn stuff.
There can me you as an admin of the project and I as a contributor. That way, you’d always have total control over the project and its members.
The ball is in your camp.
I just won’t open a bambooinvoice project on sourceforge without your expressed permission.
Regards.
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SVN is straightforward, but there is no current source that I’m using, but a community member has set one up. I unfortunately won’t have time in the near future for this, as I’m fighting deadlines for mid-march. |
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Cool. |
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Hey, Derek. Do you have a link to that repository? |
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I’m sorry I don’t. I’ve lost track of it, but the code in the BambooInvoice 0.86 preview is the most up to date. |
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Hi, why not use Github? Thanks for sharing this software, it’s very good! |
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http://github.com/derekallard/BambooInvoice At the moment, its just the code from 0.89, but I’m going to try with it in the future. If things go to my liking, I’ll publicize it a bit more. |
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Excellent! Thanks for the fast reaction! My fork hacks the model layer to use OpenGoo database. A POC is in the ‘b2c’ branch. |
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Thanks for putting it in a repository, Derek! I’ve also committed a branch with multiple-currencies support. Cheers, |
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Hi Do have you made your multiple currencies change public? I was looking for multiple currencies on bamboo but have instead implemented something myself. Is it worth sending through my changes? Cheers
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You can find my version of multiple currencies here: http://github.com/oferz/BambooInvoice Cheers, |
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