Added BPKG package file.

[samlikins]

I've added a package file for (BASH Package Manager) to ease installation with BASH packages, projects, as well as stand alone.

[williamdes]

BPKG does not have it's own repositories?

[samlikins]

William,

BPKG does in fact have several repositories, but these are specific to BPKG. It's not our intent to duplicate and chase changes of others projects. The BPKG utility simplifies installation and helps provide project dependencies.

I personally enjoy using shUnit2 in many of my personal projects, as well as integrating it into several open-source projects. Realizing what help this testing project is, I wanted to see it available as an open-source tool through BPKG. Realizing shUnit2 could be positioned on the BASH Package Manager listing, I submitted this simple PR in hopes it would be included with this amazing utility. I plan to add shUnit2 to the BPKG listings once this PR is accepted.

Thank you,

Sam

[williamdes]

Hi Sam,

I plan to add shUnit2 to the BPKG listings once this PR is accepted.

Would that be problematic to include it in BPKG and afterwards here is @kward agrees ? It could take ages to be merged here, I did not see @kward since a bit. I think I have merge rights.

[samlikins]

William,

I could include it to the BPKG listings, but as the project file isn't included ( this PR merged ) yet, it would be pointless currently. The listing is more like a community notification, it lets others know what is available. The project file works without it being listed, but listing doesn't work without the project file. I appreciate your time and willingness to look into this.

Thanks,

Sam

[williamdes]

Okay, I got it now ^^

Is there a simple or docker way for me to test your PR? Can you push a .gitattributes file to drop your new file for other people downloading the code/releases?