In three simple steps
Something I have been better at doing is using the Releases properly: https://github.com/jackyaz/connmon/releasesIn three simple steps
Part one, the Overview
Navigate to my repository on GitHub: https://github.com/decoderman
Part two, the files
Part three, getting an idea what changes were made
And Github users can “Watch” the repository to be notified of new Releases when published. But notification only works if there is text in the Release, I believe.Something I have been better at doing is using the Releases properly: https://github.com/jackyaz/connmon/releases
This serves as a single point to see all changes made for a particular script/project without maintaining a separate changelog file.
In three simple steps
Part one, the Overview
Navigate to my repository on GitHub: https://github.com/decoderman
Part two, the files
Part three, getting an idea what changes were made
Something I have been better at doing is using the Releases properly: https://github.com/jackyaz/connmon/releases
This serves as a single point to see all changes made for a particular script/project without maintaining a separate changelog file.
I gratefully appreciate all the contributions here! Everything helps
Keep up the splendid work gentlemen! Ignore the ramblings of an old member who once thought nothing could be harder than BASIC.
That is why we need a thread here at snbforums.com that doesn't expire in 6 months.
Instead of one thread where we can check as we can, we now have to search for a needle in a haystack in multiple threads with very similar titles.
Unless the correct thread happens to be extremely active, it quickly falls to the wayside.
It doesn't bother me. I do helpdesk support as my day job so this change doesn't faze me at all. You're all stuck with me!The new rule tax is not so much on the users as it is on the developers as they now have to watch multiple threads to provide support for their addons. Adam was replying to support questions and feature requests for Skynet almost every day which is one of the reasons the thread grew so big.
Doing that on a list of several threads is like having to go through a (messy) ticketing system queue on your spare and unpaid time. Some developers are prepared to do so (at least for now), others aren't and that's understandable. Adam decided to leave on the first day but others may follow later or reduce their contributions if they get tired or bored by too much admin work which most techies tend to loathe.
Since third party developers are an important factor of the success of the forum and the firmware I don't think it was a good idea to risk chasing them away for a rule that brings in a much smaller comparative value.
For the users the bigger problem is that now Adam is no longer around to provide support and possibly development for his addon.
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