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[NavigatorIOS] Move to OSSLibraries folder #1519
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@brentvatne what about keeping the structure inside |
What about a separate repository? |
@grabbou - makes sense, so |
Sounds good! El jue., 11 jun. 2015 a las 19:43, Brent Vatne (notifications@github.com)
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@brentvatne - Yes. This kind of stuff. So it's possible to move other bits as well (currently there are none, but who knows ;) ). Anyway, will send over something by the end of the week and then we can discuss the structure further. |
@grabbou - interested in doing this still? |
Thanks for reminding. Yep, I am going to have some time this week to get few entry-level issues done :) |
Will land today! |
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In order to be able to better support community contributions and make clear that this library is not currently a priority for Facebook, the plan is to try moving this component to a separate directory that is not managed in the same way by the sync process.
NavigatorIOS.ios.js
to new folderOSSLibraries/NavigatorIOS/NavigatorIOS.ios.js
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