AlDanial
AlDanial
I encourage you to take the lead on this! I personally don't manage packages for any OS or distribution.
@dumprop : go for it; create a cloc package for OpenSUSE
Here's a thought: cloc can easily examine the file path and determine if the colon is part of a letter drive or part of the file/directory's name. If the current...
Been a while but I haven't forgotten this issue. Sadly it is more complex than I first thought because cloc doesn't directly invoke the tar command while doing git diffs....
The contents of the ``Unix`` directory are meant only for people who create packages of cloc for inclusion with package managers like ``yum``, ``apt``, ``npm``, et cetera. Those package maintainers...
First off, thank you for being a package creator for cloc. (I'm curious which package manager you're working with?) Your efforts make it much easier for others to acquire and...
To remove the dependency on ``Parallel::ForkManager`` in ``Unix/cloc``, change lines 53 and 54 as follows: BEFORE: 53 my $HAVE_Parallel_ForkManager = 1; 54 use Parallel::ForkManager; AFTER: 53 my $HAVE_Parallel_ForkManager = 0;...
If there's more to be done on my end, please re-open.
``Parallel::ForkManager`` is a hard requirement for the cloc found in the ``Unix/`` subdirectory, but not for the cloc in the parent directory. The ``perl -cw`` test should pass for the...
Fair enough; I have just a cursory knowledge of git submodules so the tests were perhaps beyond the limit of my understanding. I'm puzzled by the comment about ``.gitmodules`` since...