Closed (fixed)
Project:
Node Reference Create
Version:
6.x-1.0
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
7 Nov 2009 at 07:55 UTC
Updated:
3 Jan 2014 at 00:29 UTC
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Comment #1
blavish commentedsubscribe!
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ryan.armstrong commentedSubscribe!
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tesmon commentedSubscribe!
Comment #4
AgaPe commentedIs there a plan to do this?
Comment #5
jackbravo commentedHi
I ported this to drupal 7 with help from coder and copying almost all the code from node_reference (references module). Seems to be working.
Comment #6
jackbravo commentedForgot to add the .zip in case anyone wants to just donwload and try.
Comment #7
damienmckenna@jackbravo: good work, looking forward to testing it.
Comment #8
danthewolfe commentedThis port is working good for me. Thanks!
Comment #9
jackbravo commentedHere is my github page for this in case anyone is interested: https://github.com/jackbravo/noderefcreate
Comment #10
mitchell commentedThe patch looks good, except the license file isn't necessary.
@jackbravo: I added you as a maintainer. If you have any questions, you can start with the handbook and project resources, How to be a good maintainer and Node Reference Create Git Instructions, and I'll be on irc a well. Good luck.
Comment #11
bnoice commented@jackbravo: Looks you're the new maintainer whether you wanted it or not! ;-)
It would be swell to get your version into the normal release channel.
BTW, I'm testing it and it seems to be working great!
Comment #12
jackbravo commentedToday I stumbled into this issue, I'm recordering it here so I remember to check for this later.
Hi @opensanta! as @bnoice says, this wasn't expected, but thanks a lot! this will be my first =). I will publish a dev release for d7 as soon as possible.
Comment #13
jackbravo commentedHi @opensanta. I created the 7.x-1.x branch and commited the changes to git.drupal.org
Do I have to do anything else to publish the dev branch on the project page? Thanks!
Comment #14
mitchell commentedI checked the repo and everything looks in order. The next step is creating a release for people to be notified of the project's progress and so they can quickly see a description of the package they're downloading.
You'll see at the very bottom of noderefcreate's git instructions there is a section for making releases, and the actual link to create a release is on the project page below the download link where it says 'View all releases'.
The handbook has two pages on contrib projects' release naming conventions and types of releases. Both are pretty long, but well worth the read. I think a usable summary of them could be, if you plan to update the code rapidly, put up a -dev release. If your goal is to stabilize a branch, then make a -beta release of it and prioritize changes that move toward a 'point' release.
Thanks and smooth sailing, jackbravo!
Comment #15
jackbravo commentedOk, found the links. Thanks opensanta!
I guess the best way to go is a beta.
Comment #16
ogi commentedsubscribe
Comment #17
hifalutin commentedRe the "Undefined variable" error on line 131 -- Just posted this as a separate issue, http://drupal.org/node/1120038
Comment #18
jackbravo commentedForgot to mark this as fixed.