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tibbe opened this issue Nov 15, 2012 · 11 comments
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Make installable trough elpa #92

tibbe opened this issue Nov 15, 2012 · 11 comments
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tibbe commented Nov 15, 2012

It seems to me that elpa is the new way to install emacs packages. We should get some version of this package in there.

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hvr commented Nov 20, 2012

fyi, it has been available on MELPA for a while already...

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bbatsov commented Nov 20, 2012

@tibbe For various reasons (copyright, maintenance, etc) it's not practical to submit packages to the official ELPA repository. Since haskell-mode is available on both Marmalade and MELPA I'd rather install it from one those community repos.

@chrisdone I guess this issue can be safely closed.

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tibbe commented Nov 20, 2012

Are the docs in obvious places (e.g. README) that explain how to install from MELPA? My original reason for bringing this up is I don't think we have a place to host released versions anywhere and asking everyone to use HEAD is a bit hardcore.

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It's possible to release versions on Github, if you want to do that (see downloads). The ELPA approach is good. But I expect there are those who don't want to/can't be bothered using it (yet).

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I see that in the past tags were used for versions for tracking purposes. That's a practice I do on other projects. I'll bump the tag to current head, which we can consider the latest release and iterate to a state of stability from there. The latest is 2_8_0. I think it's right to bump up to 2_9_0.

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Oh. I just noticed that the tags actually creates a .zip download on that page: https://github.com/faylang/fay/tags

Problem solved. I'll create the 2_9_0 tag and push it.

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There we go, I cleaned it up, we can use this: https://github.com/haskell/haskell-mode/tags 2.9.0 is now the current “release”. Too many changes have been made than I care to spend time accounting for, but for future ones I don't mind documenting the changes.

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bbatsov commented Nov 25, 2012

@tibbe I've opened a PR (#98), that adds installation instructions for MELPA, Marmalade & el-get.

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Related: #145. I'm establishing a monthly release cycle so those who want to push to the package systems can follow that.

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If someone wants to own this issue, assign it to yourself and give it prio. I don't care that much about it.

@ghost ghost assigned hvr Jun 1, 2013
hvr added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 1, 2013
This new target generates a package distribution file

  haskell-mode-<release-version>.tar

(where <release-version> is inferred by `git describe --tags --abbrev=0`)
according to the guidelines described in

  http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Packaging.html

which can then be installed directly via
`M-x package-install-file` (or uploaded to Marmalade)

This addresses #156 and #92
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hvr commented Jun 24, 2013

We have a make {elpa,package} target which creates an ELPA compatible Elisp package tarball according to http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Packaging.html

And we have working packages published:

The README.md has been updated to include new installation instructions.

So I regard this issue resolved as far as it's possible in the forseable future.

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