Linux Makefiles + some minor stuff.

[ehrenfeu]

I'm merging back the changes made during / after the 2014-11 developer's meeting even though the sports-renderer will be replaced (see OpenSeaMap/general#11) and @malcolmh is working on a new seamarks renderer (is there a repository somewhere?).

Parts of this are results from the discussion / work with @humbach during the meeting while trying to resurrect the "old" sports renderer and looking into the seamarks renderer.

We might also consider the changes made by some unknown (at least to me) user in magwas/renderer/a3a9822.

[malcolmh]

On 20 Jan 2015, at 12:52, Niko Ehrenfeuchter [email protected] wrote:

@malcolmh is working on a new seamarks renderer (is there a repository somewhere?)

http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/editors/josm/plugins/seachart/

It needs to be there as it is being developed initially as a JOSM plugin.=

[Skippern]

@malcolmh Will issues be handled through JOSM-trac as well, or should we have an issues-repo (without code)?

[ehrenfeu]

Thanks, @malcolmh!

Regarding JOSM, as you say "initially" - does it mean it is not a JOSM plugin anymore? Or does it still require JOSM to work, and if so, is there a way to run it headless?

Picking up on @Skippern's question, should we (me) maybe just set up a (read-only) github mirror of the SVN?

[malcolmh]

It will be both, and more! There will be a number of stand-alone apps that use the common class libraries (An example is "jicons"). The existing tile renderer will eventually be replaced by "jrender"

[malcolmh]

If a SVN repo can be mirrored in Git, then please go ahead!

[ehrenfeu]

Ok, I'll put this on my list. It's not hard, but you have to do it carefully, as there are a couple of pitfalls...

[ehrenfeu]

Here it is now: https://github.com/OpenSeaMap/seachart_renderer_next

I selected this name as @malcolmh said it will also be usable as a standalone app.

[ehrenfeu]

I should mention that the mirror is updated manually, there is no automatic link between the SVN repo and the one here on github. Feel free to bug me for documentation on how to do this!

[malcolmh]

Consider yourself bugged! I often update the SVN repo, so I do need to know how to sync this mirror.

[Skippern]

@malcolmh have you considered syncing svn and github in parallel? don't know if it is possible or if that would create some unforeseen actions?

[malcolmh]

Niko, I see that you did a refresh. Could you please instruct me on how to do this, so that I can keep the mirror up-to-date.

Aun, That may be an option, but I do not know the pros and cons of such a scheme.

[ehrenfeu]

@malcolmh: I did another update and will hopefully be able to give you meaningful instructions on how to do this in the next days...