readme

README.md

@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ gpm(Go Package Manager) is a Go package manage tool for search, install, update
 
 - All errors should have specific title for exactly where were created.
 - Add i18n support for all strings.
+- Command `build` add current path to GOPATH temporary.
 - Add gpm working principle design.
 - Add support for downloading tarballs from user sources.
 - After downloaded all packages in bundles or snapshots, need to check if all dependencies have been downloaded as well.
@@ -21,7 +22,6 @@ gpm(Go Package Manager) is a Go package manage tool for search, install, update
 - Add bundle and snapshot parser code for downloading by bundle or snapshot id.
 - Add user system to create, edit, upload, and download bundles or snapshots through gpm client program.
 - Download package from code.google.com only support hg as version control system, probably support git and svn.
-- Add feature for downloading through version control tools, and use `checkout` to switch to specific revision; this feature only be enabled when users use bundle or snapshot id.
 - Add support for downloading by tag for packages in github.com, bitbucket.org, git.oschina.net, gitcafe.com.
 - Get author commit time and save in node.
 - Collect download and installation results and report to users in the end.

doc/struct.go

@@ -19,11 +19,12 @@ type Node struct {
 
 // Bundle represents a bundle.
 type Bundle struct {
-	Id      int64
-	UserId  int64  `json:"user_id"`
-	Name    string `json:"bundle_name"`
-	Comment string
-	Nodes   []*Node
+	Id        int64
+	UserId    int64  `json:"user_id"`
+	Name      string `json:"bundle_name"`
+	Timestamp int64
+	Comment   string
+	Nodes     []*Node
 }
 
 // source is source code file.

install.go

@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ func downloadPackages(pkgs, commits []string) {
 				for i := range bpkgs {
 					fmt.Printf("import path: %s, commit: %s.\n", bpkgs[i], bcommits[i])
 				}
-				fmt.Print("Continue download?(Y/n).")
+				fmt.Print("Continue to download?(Y/n).")
 				var option string
 				fmt.Fscan(os.Stdin, &option)
 				if strings.ToLower(option) != "y" {