On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 10:50 PM, Jerome Velociter <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello devs,
This week we created a new "xwiki-macros" module under platform/core/ for macros of the XWiki Syntax 2.0. Another question now is what do we do for macros that are not "core macros" (i.e. not indispensable for what we consider being the basic working wiki, unlike the TOC macro, or the velocity macro). Development of such macros already started, for example the instant messenger status macro, and the map macro.
Possibilities I see :
1. having them at the same level we have applications/ plugins/ under platform : adding a macros/ directory. 2. having them in the xwiki-macros core submodule, despite the fact they are not core
I am for solution 1 right now, but maybe there are better alternatives to this, too.
We also have to decide how we do release and distribute them, for example do we pack them with XE, or do we release them separately, and let users install them themselves as it is the case for most of the applications already. (For me the answer to this latest question seems obvious : we _should_ send them together with XE)
Let me know what you think, I'd like if still possible having the map macro in 1.7 RC1.
+1 for 2. especially if we plan to distribute them with XE. Anyway having them in core/xwiki-macros does not means it is automatically in the "basic working wiki" and all the macros we officially support should be in the same place IMO.
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