If you download the zip file from the location Markus pointed to, you will not have BackPress. It’s best to download using subversion to ensure you get all the dependencies.
If you download the zip file from the location Markus pointed to, you will not have BackPress. It’s best to download using subversion to ensure you get all the dependencies.
I knew it was to straight forward to be true.
I knew it was to straight forward to be true.
Just to summarize my questions:
1) Can the old anon plug-in be fixed while we all wait for the next version of BBPREss.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
3) Is the current development version stable enough to use live?
4) How does a normal person get a version of the development version to install.
If the answers could be phrased in ways that don’t assume I already know the answers that would be helpful.
Just to summarize my questions:
1) Can the old anon plug-in be fixed while we all wait for the next version of BBPREss.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
3) Is the current development version stable enough to use live?
4) How does a normal person get a version of the development version to install.
If the answers could be phrased in ways that don’t assume I already know the answers that would be helpful.
i am especially interested in the answers to #2, #3 and somewhat #4
i am especially interested in the answers to #2, #3 and somewhat #4
1) Can the old anon plug-in be fixed while we all wait for the next version of BBPREss.
I don’t think so.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
Never.
Never.
First alpha is coming soon.
3) Is the current development version stable enough to use live?
Of course, far more stable than 1.0.2.
4) How does a normal person get a version of the development version to install.
WIth an SVN client. The are gazillions.
1) Can the old anon plug-in be fixed while we all wait for the next version of BBPREss.
I don’t think so.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
Never.
Never.
First alpha is coming soon.
3) Is the current development version stable enough to use live?
Of course, far more stable than 1.0.2.
4) How does a normal person get a version of the development version to install.
WIth an SVN client. The are gazillions.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
Never.
Never.
First alpha is coming soon.
I don’t think this is all true. Everything I have read from “official” sources is that the stand-alone version of bbPress will still be available, and looking at trac.bbpress.org, there is still a 1.1 version in development that has only 5-6 tickets remaining. Do you have a source for stating that 1.1 will never be released? That would be helpful.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
Never.
Never.
First alpha is coming soon.
I don’t think this is all true. Everything I have read from “official” sources is that the stand-alone version of bbPress will still be available, and looking at trac.bbpress.org, there is still a 1.1 version in development that has only 5-6 tickets remaining. Do you have a source for stating that 1.1 will never be released? That would be helpful.
Here you go buddy: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-is-born
This post (closed by Matt) clearly states what Automattic will do with bbPress and why we are speaking of forking the project.
Here you go buddy: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-is-born
This post (closed by Matt) clearly states what Automattic will do with bbPress and why we are speaking of forking the project.
Thanks! Clearly, bbPress is officially going to be a plugin for WordPress going forward (but as you note, the code is there to fork for those who still want a standalone version).
Thanks! Clearly, bbPress is officially going to be a plugin for WordPress going forward (but as you note, the code is there to fork for those who still want a standalone version).
After reading the whole of that thread you linked, I think my use of “fork” was a poor choice of words. All I was trying to say is that the standalone code isn’t going away. It does seem from reading the thread that the intent (at least the original intent) was to officially release 1.1 as a “solid stand alone” (JJJ’s words).
After reading the whole of that thread you linked, I think my use of “fork” was a poor choice of words. All I was trying to say is that the standalone code isn’t going away. It does seem from reading the thread that the intent (at least the original intent) was to officially release 1.1 as a “solid stand alone” (JJJ’s words).
Just to summarize my questions:
1) Can the old anon plug-in be fixed while we all wait for the next version of BBPREss.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
3) Is the current development version stable enough to use live?
4) How does a normal person get a version of the development version to install.
If the answers could be phrased in ways that don’t assume I already know the answers that would be helpful.
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Just to summarize my questions:
1) Can the old anon plug-in be fixed while we all wait for the next version of BBPREss.
2) When will this next version be released (1.1? 1.03? a wordpress plug-in??)
3) Is the current development version stable enough to use live?
4) How does a normal person get a version of the development version to install.
If the answers could be phrased in ways that don’t assume I already know the answers that would be helpful.
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I was finally able to read up on subversion, find a client and install 1.1. Last night.
For future reference to those who find this:
To install the development trunk:
1) Go get a subversion client. For your purposes this is like an FTP or web browser client that lets you download “special” file types. There are many clients out there. All you need to be able to do is “check out” things. Almost all the free ones will let you do this. I used svnX for mac.
2) Now you need to find the address of the current BBPress trunk. They do try their best to make it hard for newbies who just want the damn fiels but you can find the address here:
Download
See the line that says “vn co http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”
You do not need all of that. All you need to do is tell your subversion client that the “repository” is at “http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”. In the same way you would give a web browser the address of a page where you were going to download a file.
3) “check out” a copy of the trunk. check out is subversion speak for “download”. There are reasons why for development purposed they say “check out” but you don’t care about that.
4) You will have to tell it where to download the file. In subversion speak you tell it where to put your “working copy”. Again there are reasons for this but you don’t care you just want the damn files.
5) Now you have a folder with the newest version of BBPress. The one that is far more stable than the current “release” and the one everyone on the forum will tell you to go “get” if you have any complaints about the current “release”.
They will not tell you how to do this. That would be easy (see above). Nor will they write a simple script that will make the trunk available as a simple .zip file that a normal person could download. Again, that sort of thing would just be two damn simple.
I was finally able to read up on subversion, find a client and install 1.1. Last night.
For future reference to those who find this:
To install the development trunk:
1) Go get a subversion client. For your purposes this is like an FTP or web browser client that lets you download “special” file types. There are many clients out there. All you need to be able to do is “check out” things. Almost all the free ones will let you do this. I used svnX for mac.
2) Now you need to find the address of the current BBPress trunk. They do try their best to make it hard for newbies who just want the damn fiels but you can find the address here:
Download
See the line that says “vn co http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”
You do not need all of that. All you need to do is tell your subversion client that the “repository” is at “http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”. In the same way you would give a web browser the address of a page where you were going to download a file.
3) “check out” a copy of the trunk. check out is subversion speak for “download”. There are reasons why for development purposed they say “check out” but you don’t care about that.
4) You will have to tell it where to download the file. In subversion speak you tell it where to put your “working copy”. Again there are reasons for this but you don’t care you just want the damn files.
5) Now you have a folder with the newest version of BBPress. The one that is far more stable than the current “release” and the one everyone on the forum will tell you to go “get” if you have any complaints about the current “release”.
They will not tell you how to do this. That would be easy (see above). Nor will they write a simple script that will make the trunk available as a simple .zip file that a normal person could download. Again, that sort of thing would just be two damn simple.
