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Adding Your Plugin to WP Extend Plugins With a Mac

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  1. Aaron (33 comments.) says:

    Or for Linux, use kdeSVN.

  2. Ronald Huereca (39 comments.) says:

    Thanks Aaron. Here’s a link to a Linux tutorial of the same topic.

  3. Jonathan (83 comments.) says:

    Great work on this tutorial, this will help a lot of those Mac’ies out there :)

  4. neekey (1 comments.) says:

    I do not use Linux ,but I want to publish my plugin.A anti-spam plugin.

  5. Ronald Huereca (39 comments.) says:

    @neekey,
    What OS are you running? There are tutorials for WP Extend that now cover the main operating systems.

  6. Barry (33 comments.) says:

    Unfortunately it’s the first assumption which is the main stumbling block here. Is it me or does it seem to be taking longer and longer to get a plugin approved on WordPress extend?
    I’ve switched to using Google Code for my main SVN repositories (instant setup) and only add the plugins to WordPress extend every now and then.
    So a tutorial for Google code would be great, or one to show the simplest way to update two SVN systems with one code base (which I still struggle with). Also I find Zigversion to be a much easier to use SVN application – a lot more “Mac-like”.

  7. Ronald Huereca (39 comments.) says:

    Barry,

    Thanks for the program suggestion. I’ll give it a try.

    Agreed that WP Extend should make plugin submission automatic. Not sure why there’s a waiting period.



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