Hi Norbert, I'm glad you're doing this. You might post this announcement to the Cryptography list: http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cryptography & Squeak Dev. And Dale Henrich did a port to GemStone here: https://github.com/gsdevkit/cryptography But I'm not sure if he did any structural changes to the packaging. NorbertHartl wrote
After several attempts to solve the Cryptography package problems over the years I decided to move it on my own to github.
What I did:
- researched all authors and used the git migration tool to get the package from smalltalkhub to github - released a version 0.1 that should be exactly the same as the code on smalltalkhub for people that want to change - fixed an occurrence of IfNotNilDo: in the Cryptography package to make it load in pharo7 - added a metacello baseline - added a group âall" that loads everything like it is now with one package - added travis files and enable travis checks for pull requests - released a version 0.2 that contains the original code plus travis and metacello - Started to cut off the ASN1, PKCS12 and X509 classes in separate packages - Added to each new package a -Tests package containing tests - constructed all dependencies in the baseline - added a core group that loads the now slimmed down package solely
I must say this was really great with the help of promote-demote package tag functionality and the dependency browser. The only thing missing is kind of a tool to construct the metacello baseline. I miss Versionner here.
What I didnât do:
- checking all the other packages in the repo. There are packages with old style ffi calls and things that seem to be squeak dependent.
I hope with the time and peopleâs complaints we can figure out what is obsolete and what needs to be adjusted.
The repository is now at
https://github.com/zweidenker/Cryptography <https://github.com/zweidenker/Cryptography>;
but Iâm happy to move it to a better place if someone has an idea.
Pull requests and tickets are welcome.
Hope you like it,
Norbert
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