Re: stress testing fortress

[Leo Simons <ls...@jicarilla.org>]

Peter Donald wrote:
> So what do we need to do to depercate the event toolkit in excalibur in 
> favour of d_haven one? I presume we need to release the new fortress and 
> update docs before we can do this? Anyone want to tackle this ?

I've actually updated the website docs already, and am slowly working 
towards making a bunch of releases. Here's a pending issue found earlier 
today:

distribution docs
-----------------
Currently, thinks like checkstyle and linkcheck reports are included in 
the distributions. I don't like that; I think the only thing we should 
distribute are the apidocs. Not so sure how to cleanly set that up. 
Suggestions?

- LSD

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Re: stress testing fortress

[Berin Loritsch <bl...@d-haven.org>]

Leo Simons wrote:

> Peter Donald wrote:
> 
>> So what do we need to do to depercate the event toolkit in excalibur 
>> in favour of d_haven one? I presume we need to release the new 
>> fortress and update docs before we can do this? Anyone want to tackle 
>> this ?
> 
> 
> I've actually updated the website docs already, and am slowly working 
> towards making a bunch of releases. Here's a pending issue found earlier 
> today:
> 
> distribution docs
> -----------------
> Currently, thinks like checkstyle and linkcheck reports are included in 
> the distributions. I don't like that; I think the only thing we should 
> distribute are the apidocs. Not so sure how to cleanly set that up. 
> Suggestions?

I dunno, I kind of like having at least the JUnit report and other 
metrics available.  They are useful in making decisions about a library, 
or even where to start jumping in.

Although linkcheck and checkstyle are semi-superfluous for the distro.

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