Autor: Selan Kon Data: Para: Germán Ferrero CC: Ilario, LibreMesh.org project mailing list, pony, Marcos Assunto: Re: [lime] lime-app in the next release
Nice!
No rush!
Thanks a lot!
Germán Ferrero: > Hi selan, all,
>
> I'll definitely find a slot of time to recap on the procedure and share
> some notes.
>
> I'm on a vacation, but I think I can do it this week
>
> El lun., 5 de feb. de 2024 11:30, Selan Kon <selankon@???>
> escribió:
>
>> Hi Ger!
>>
>> It would be very nice if you share some info about how lime app was
>> released until now.
>>
>> I would love to release a new version asap!
>>
>> Thx!
>>
>> Germán Ferrero:
>>> Hi, I could help with doing a release, with a little help from my bash
>>> history. But it would be necessary a word from selankon about what's
>> ready
>>> to be released.
>>>
>>> El vie., 19 de ene. de 2024 13:15, Ilario <ilario@???>
>> escribió:
>>>
>>>> On 1/16/24 15:18, pony via LibreMesh wrote:
>>>>> Hi!
>>>>
>>>> Hi!!!
>>>>
>>>>> I have a few questions about testing the release candidate.
>>>>> If I have understood correctly, the version of lime-app going into the
>>>> release will be a newer one than the current release 0.2.25 from March
>>>> 2022.
>>>>
>>>> Yes, we cannot use the 0.2.25 release because it has an annoying bug
>>>> that causes it to be blank when the router does not have any neighbour.
>>>> It has already been fixed in the lime-app code, but the patch has not
>>>> been included in any lime-app release yet.
>>>> The discussion on this "old" bug is here:
>>>> https://github.com/libremesh/lime-app/issues/378 >>>> If I recall correctly, there are two workarounds for using lime-app
>>>> currently:
>>>> 1) use at least two routers, so that they see a neighbour and lime-app's
>>>> bug does not appear
>>>> 2) open directly the URL of one of the tabs (Gothos, can you write the
>>>> direction that you mentioned during the meeting?)
>>>>
>>>>> So would it make sense to test libremesh with the version of lime-app
>>>> that goes into the release?
>>>>
>>>> Yes, that is what would be ideal to do.
>>>> Yet, we need someone to package the lime-app release (I have no idea how
>>>> to use lime-app if it is not available as a release...).
>>>> Until now, all the lime-app releases have been done either by Altermundi
>>>> members Marcos or Germán (in CC).
>>>> From what I understood, neither Marcos nor Germán are active in
>>>> Altermundi right now, so I have no idea who is going to make the
>> release.
>>>> @Altermundi people: please tell us something! Anything!
>>>> In the absence of life signs from Altermundi, we could try to do that
>>>> from the community side (anyone with expertise on such things?).
>>>>
>>>>> In the last meeting the question was raised where the development of
>>>> lime-app is currently happening. Are there any news about this? The
>> github
>>>> repo of lime-app stops at May 2023 and has switched to preactjs since
>> the
>>>> last release. Should I use its develop branch for testing?
>>>>
>>>> Checking this page:
>>>> https://github.com/libremesh/lime-app/network >>>> seems that Selankon (in CC) is very active in the development, and that
>>>> there is a lot of code to be merged in the main lime-app repository.
>>>>
>>>>> Another question: Should I use the the 2023.1 or the master branch of
>>>> lime-packages for testing?
>>>>
>>>> The master branch. We cannot use OpenWrt 23.05.2 with LibreMesh
>>>> 2023.1-rc2, as the 2023.1-rc2 misses this fix of yours:
>>>> https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/pull/1061 >>>>
>>>> If you prefer, we can create a tag for a release candidate 2024.1-rc1.
>>>>
>>>>> Liebst Pony
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!!!
>>>> Hugs!
>>>> Ilario
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Ilario
>>>> iochesonome@???
>>>> ilario@???
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
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