ppm: Update submodule to 49c8ced8f9552bb4aeb279130 #654
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Adds 'ppm' bins to complement existing 'apm' bins. Also updates some help text to refer to or demonstrate 'ppm' commands, not 'apm' commands.
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We have more follow-up stuff we can do with this, but I wanted to submit the ppm update on its own. We can evaluate follow-up stuff in separate PRs, IMO. Also: I am kinda busy today/tomorrow and may be for the next week or so :/. So, this is what I can easily get done today amidst other things I am doing. |
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| - Added `ppm` and `ppm.cmd` binaries/launchers within ppm. This allows easier integration of correctly named binaries on more systems in more contexts (especially Windows). Existing `apm` and `apm.cmd` binaries/launchers are still there for the time being. | |||
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IDK if this note is too long, if someone wants to suggest shortened wording, go for it.
I may not be around to review any suggestions later today, tho.
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Glad to see us getting this update in! I honestly think the wording is totally fine here even if a bit verbose. But I'll wait to merge for anyone that wants to, to chime in on that sort of thing. Otherwise thanks for getting to this! And especially adding it all to the ChangeLog
Updating the ppm submodule
Updating the ppm submodule from 915cbf6e5f9ea1141ef5dcaf86343237e17bf380 to 49c8ced8f9552bb4aeb279130e20a491e653ab75. Comparison view on GitHub of the changes.
ppmandppm.cmdbins to complement existingapmandapm.cmdbins. Should help integrating a correctly namedppmbinary/launcher onto the user's PATH for CLI usage in Windows, maybe it will make a meaningful difference in some other contexts as well.CHANGELOG
I added this stuff to the
CHANGELOG.mdas well, at least as pertains to this first step. There will probably be a lot of follow-up work making use of the newppmandppm.cmdbins in core repo that will be worth mentioning in the CHANGELOGs, but that stuff isn't done yet, so. We can decide what to write about it when more is said and done and/or when release time rolls around again.Includes the following PRs from ppm repo: