<reit>
does js-ipfs have the capacity to check if an existing daemon (be it go-ipfs or otherwise) is already running on the client's system and use that instead of creating a new node if so?
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<jchevalay>
js-ipfs return an error when a instance already run
<jchevalay>
same port
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<reit>
to clarify i mean when browserified, not when running in node
<reit>
unless the browserified version also tries to open :5001 and :8080?
<reit>
i don't really understand how that would work though
* SchrodingersScat
doesn't understand how anything works ;(
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<Kubuxu>
reit: we have plan for a js snippet for that but it isn't done right now
<reit>
neat
<reit>
is there an issue i can follow about it?
<reit>
(would you like me to create one?)
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<kpcyrd>
are there opinions on using regular github releases for ipfs :) ? as far as I can tell all "releases" are in fact only tags
<kpcyrd>
I've implemented `From<Tag> for Release` to convert tags to release objects as good as possible, but ie prerelease is always false
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<lgierth>
no reason to switch away from dist.ipfs.io
<lgierth>
i'd disable all of github's releases functionality for ipfs if i could
<Kubuxu>
lgierth: no until we have src packages
<lgierth>
ipfs gives us content-addresses releases. much bettaa
<lgierth>
yeah
<lgierth>
not until releases can be disabled you mean
<Kubuxu>
no, even if they could be, not until we have src packages on dist
<Kubuxu>
because otherwise there are not src packages anywhere
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<lgierth>
there's still git clone && git checkout $tag but yeah i see your point
<lgierth>
one could argue that gx gives us src packages
<lgierth>
are github releases source tarballs popular? i don't recall having ever used it
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<kpcyrd>
lgierth: this wasn't about distributing anything, it's mostly about "if you click some buttons on github the api starts being usable" :)
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<kpcyrd>
For one repo I don't create releases either, I push tags created by npm and then click some buttons to save the new tag as release
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<Kubuxu>
kpcyrd: can it be done without us changing release flow?
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<lgierth>
i'm hesitant -- dist.ipfs.io is our releases thing. if we want releases data in json, we should add it there
<kpcyrd[m]>
Kubuxu: I didn't do that for a while but there should be a way to save an existing tag as release with a checkbox for release candidates
<kpcyrd[m]>
lgierth: the issue is that I'm pulling release data from many projects and I would need to write extra code if I'm pulling the data from somewhere else and write code to parse it :)