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question about gemfury
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Hi, I haven't used Gemfury at all (yet) and I've only briefly clicked around... | |
I hope you don't mind answering some questions that might be covered elsewhere that | |
I just haven't found yet. | |
I want to distribute code to RubySteps members. I've been using git, which is obviously awesome, | |
but it doesn't really let me limit who gets what and when. I thought that was an advantage at | |
first, but it turns out that people get overwhelmed when I just throw the whole thing at them. | |
I could create a separate git repository for each member and push their new code there... | |
but I was wondering what sort of access control Gemfury gives me in distributing gems. | |
Say I have 3 gems representing lessons 1-3, can I give individuals access to ONLY gem 1? | |
Then when I'm ready, give them access to gem 2? | |
I feel like that approach would work a lot better than trying to maintain git repositories | |
for each member (and I'm getting a headache just thinking of supporting whatever merge | |
conflicts arise when they make local modifications) | |
So... is Gemfury for me? :) | |
Thanks, | |
Pat |
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Gemfury doesn't have per-package access control at this time.