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Join the Squirrel Chat Room #9

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@anaisbetts

If you're interested in Squirrel.Windows.Next and want to get involved, the best way is via joining our Slack room on the topic:

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Email paul@paulbetts.org with the Email address you'd like to join up with and I can send you an invite

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  1. peters commented on Aug 18, 2014

    @peters
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    Awesome that you decided to continue the development of Squirrel. We use it in all our products, and we'd like to start the process of migrating as soon as possible 💃.

    Also we'd like to contribute our application.restarter implementation (a separate executable) that uses ipc restarting target application after a successfully applied update. It's ready on our myget feed, and if you want i could provide a PR demonstrating said functionality.

  2. anaisbetts commented on Aug 18, 2014

    @anaisbetts
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    @peters That'd be awesome! If you guys are using Squirrel you should definitely be in the chat

  3. GeertvanHorrik commented on Oct 11, 2014

    @GeertvanHorrik
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  4. jweinstein commented on Mar 23, 2015

    @jweinstein

    Is this channel still active? Wagon engineers would love to join!

  5. shiftkey commented on Apr 24, 2019

    @shiftkey
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    @anaisbetts is this still a thing? I think I've still got the admin bit to be able to invite people, and I think this could be a bit more prominent in the repository to help bring peeps together...

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  8. peters commented on Apr 24, 2019

    @peters
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    @shiftkey I have a cross-platform drop in replacement of squirrel that supports Windows and Linux. It has offline and a web installer as well. It uses myget (any nuget server v2/v3) is supported. This way you never have to store any packages locally. It also supports channels in the same way chrome does (think Canary etc). I have been planning to open source it for a while but haven’t had the time to write up the docs. If you want to contribute I will release it under the MIT license.

  9. peters commented on Apr 24, 2019

    @peters
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    Oh btw, its production ready as its used commercially in our company products.

  10. shiftkey commented on Apr 24, 2019

    @shiftkey
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    @peters for the moment I'd like to focus on Squirrel.Windows because there's a lot of existing usage of it that depends on ongoing maintenance work.

  11. peters commented on Apr 24, 2019

    @peters
    Contributor

    @shiftkey That’s fair! ☺️ But if you find the time let me know because feature wise its basically a clone except its written from scratch and has 400+ unit tests.

  12. windwalker1963 commented on May 18, 2019

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  13. windwalker1963 commented on May 19, 2019

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  14. robmen commented on Jun 1, 2022

    @robmen
    Contributor

    With the advent of GitHub Discussions, we have a public forum that is also internet searchable. Feel free to discuss Squirrel there.

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