Stomp Gem on GitHub : Seeking code and docs

[Glenn Rempe-2]

Hi all,

I have taken the liberty of creating a (temporary?) fork of the Stomp  
Ruby gem from the codehaus.org SVN trunk and put it up on GitHub.  I  
have also committed some cleanups and some small bugfixes and added  
initial Rspec tests with mocks/stubs.

I would love for this to be a place to get some active development  
going on this gem to fix some outstanding issues.  I don't claim to be  
an expert in the Stomp realm, but if you have good patches and  
associated specs/tests or documentation to add I'd love to see them.  
I will happily contribute all changes as patches back to the original  
SVN repo if that is what's desired so that codehaus can continue to  
provide the official version of the gem.

Come see the GitHub home page here where you can browse the source and  
the commits I've made, fork your own copy, or even install the gem  
which is build from the HEAD of the master branch in Git automatically  
and hosted for you to install direct from GitHub.  Patches and pull  
requests (with matching tests/specs/comments please) are welcome.

http://github.com/grempe/stomp/tree/master

Also see an announcement I made here on a related group:

http://groups.google.com/group/activemessaging-discuss/browse_thread/thread/331cd9fa5cb51e86

Cheers,

Glenn

[Brian McCallister-5]

For the record, I fully support this "fork" and am happy to see  
development move wherever is convenient for people! The gem has  
been... idle here for a while :-)

I'm not using the ruby stomp client except for debugging and testing  
some stuff right now, so am not really givig it any love myself. I am  
not sure the status of other folks who have contributed, so if you are  
still listening, chime in!

-Brian

On May 10, 2008, at 11:04 AM, Glenn Rempe wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have taken the liberty of creating a (temporary?) fork of the  
> Stomp Ruby gem from the codehaus.org SVN trunk and put it up on  
> GitHub.  I have also committed some cleanups and some small bugfixes  
> and added initial Rspec tests with mocks/stubs.
>
> I would love for this to be a place to get some active development  
> going on this gem to fix some outstanding issues.  I don't claim to  
> be an expert in the Stomp realm, but if you have good patches and  
> associated specs/tests or documentation to add I'd love to see  
> them.  I will happily contribute all changes as patches back to the  
> original SVN repo if that is what's desired so that codehaus can  
> continue to provide the official version of the gem.
>
> Come see the GitHub home page here where you can browse the source  
> and the commits I've made, fork your own copy, or even install the  
> gem which is build from the HEAD of the master branch in Git  
> automatically and hosted for you to install direct from GitHub.  
> Patches and pull requests (with matching tests/specs/comments  
> please) are welcome.
>
> http://github.com/grempe/stomp/tree/master
>
> Also see an announcement I made here on a related group:
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/activemessaging-discuss/browse_thread/thread/331cd9fa5cb51e86
>
> Cheers,
>
> Glenn
>
>

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[Glenn Rempe-2]

Thanks for the vote of support Brian.  :-)  As you alluded to its all  
about making it easy for anyone to contribute and I have found the  
combination of the Git and GitHub site to be really impressive in this  
respect.

Cheers,

Glenn


On May 11, 2008, at 8:14 AM, Brian McCallister wrote:

> For the record, I fully support this "fork" and am happy to see  
> development move wherever is convenient for people! The gem has  
> been... idle here for a while :-)
>
> I'm not using the ruby stomp client except for debugging and testing  
> some stuff right now, so am not really givig it any love myself. I  
> am not sure the status of other folks who have contributed, so if  
> you are still listening, chime in!
>
> -Brian
>
> On May 10, 2008, at 11:04 AM, Glenn Rempe wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have taken the liberty of creating a (temporary?) fork of the  
>> Stomp Ruby gem from the codehaus.org SVN trunk and put it up on  
>> GitHub.  I have also committed some cleanups and some small  
>> bugfixes and added initial Rspec tests with mocks/stubs.
>>
>> I would love for this to be a place to get some active development  
>> going on this gem to fix some outstanding issues.  I don't claim to  
>> be an expert in the Stomp realm, but if you have good patches and  
>> associated specs/tests or documentation to add I'd love to see  
>> them.  I will happily contribute all changes as patches back to the  
>> original SVN repo if that is what's desired so that codehaus can  
>> continue to provide the official version of the gem.
>>
>> Come see the GitHub home page here where you can browse the source  
>> and the commits I've made, fork your own copy, or even install the  
>> gem which is build from the HEAD of the master branch in Git  
>> automatically and hosted for you to install direct from GitHub.  
>> Patches and pull requests (with matching tests/specs/comments  
>> please) are welcome.
>>
>> http://github.com/grempe/stomp/tree/master
>>
>> Also see an announcement I made here on a related group:
>>
>> http://groups.google.com/group/activemessaging-discuss/browse_thread/thread/331cd9fa5cb51e86
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Glenn
>>
>>
>
>
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