Le mer. 1 mai 2019 à 10:41, Neil Bowers <neil.bow...@cogendo.com> a écrit : > > Hi Thierry, > > >> Do you know how people are likely to install your distributions? Will they > >> do it using a CPAN client, or using a linux package? Even if you believe > >> most people will install from linux packages, we still want the most > >> likely behaviour to work on CPAN as well. > > > > They usually got installed as RPM packages (resp perl-URPM & urpmi) > > Good to know, thanks. > > > >> Once our proposed change is released, then PAUSE would index whichever of > >> URPM and urpm was most recently released. If you’d prefer that URPM is the > >> module that’s always indexed, you could just ensure that the “urpm” module > >> is never indexed. The easiest way for you to achieve this would be for you > >> to add the following to the META_MERGE clause in Makefile.PL for that > >> distribution: [no_index example] > > > > I guess another solution would be to: > > 1) renale urpm as urpmi > > 2) make it provides a dummy urpmi.pm module so that CPAN is haoppy > > (like I did in rpmtools-7.10) > > > > WDYT? > > That’s even better: if you rename urpm.pm (in the urpmi distribution) to be > urpmi, then the main module in the distribution will match the distribution > name, something that PAUSE requires for new distributions.
Sorry I miswrite: I wouldn't rename urpm.pm to urpmi.pm (that would break a lot of existing software), I only plan to provide a urpmi.pm stub module) > And then there wouldn’t be a permissions case clash, and we won’t have to get > into no_index or other hairy workarounds!
