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README.md: vendor/Phingistrano vs. vendor/build

There are references to both of these peppered throughout README.md, and I think they contradict each other sometimes. For example, you mention naming your submodule vendor/build at one point (around line 178) but then proceed to import the build.xml from vendor/Phingistrano :)

I figured I'd just log an issue and let you decide the best way to reconcile that since it's not as straightforward as the other thing for which I submitted a patch.

Schema validation is needed for dynamic build file creation

I need to be able to create or manage my build metadata from inside the application GUI.

For my application to know which input is valid, Phingistrano must have some validation information for which my application can validate against.

Since Phingistrano is written in Phing, and since Phing is written in XML, the obvious choice for validation would be XML schema validation. Something like this:

 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <project name="MyProject" default="help" 
     xmlns:xsi="http://phingistrano.org/2011/XMLSchema-instance"
     xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="phingistrano.0.1.0.xsd" >

Suitable for syncing?

Hey there,

So I guess my use case is essentially deployment, but I wanted to bounce it off someone just to get my thoughts in order.

I'm doing up some scripts to sync some databases and files...and it'd be nice to be able to issue different commands depending on which of them I actually want to run. Much like Capistrano.

I probably don't need any of the deployment magic (i.e. creation of release directories and whatnot), but I can turn that off anyway right? Maybe it's overkill and I should just use shell scripts that run other shell scripts. I tend to overkill things.

Thoughts appreciated!

modules.help does not exist

Maybe I am doing something very wrong here, but when I try to execute the help target, based on your default build.xml it says that modules.help does not exist. Any ideas?

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