README note about the availability of mini_exiftool_vendored#5
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Hint in README inserted. When will we see Perl bundled? ;-) |
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Hi Jan,
Thanks so much for integrating my
save!method into master. The 1.6.0 release fixed all the needs I had for my own branch, except for my use case I felt it would be great to have Exiftool included in the gem.That's probably not a good fit for what you want, so I've created a meta-gem (http://github.com/supapuerco/mini_exiftool_vendored) that does nothing but automatically set the
command=to the bundled version. It has a gem dependency formini_exiftool, so there's no duplication of code or anything.I figured some other people might find that useful, so I've added a note about it to the readme.
Thanks,
Wil