Hi IOhannes

I'm not asking for anything to be changed, just  seeking advice on how to make 
my upload without messing it up.

If I generate the package,  delete the dummy external and the checksum, then 
upload the package (generating a new checksum), will it work?

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Sent: Saturday, June 2, 2018 10:41:43 PM
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Subject: Re: [PD] deken package question

On Fri, Jun 01, 2018 at 02:40:33PM +0000, Liam Goodacre wrote:
> I've got it to work, but when I generate the package it doesn't identify the 
> platform, giving me something like "context[v0.4]--.dek". I guessed that this 
> was because the externals I'm using are all in sub-folders, so I tried 
> copying one across to the main folder. Sure enough, the package now 
> identifies the platform correctly, but I'm not sure what the best course of 
> action is from here. Should I:

the main obstacle here is that this is not really the common use-case for
which deken cmdline is optimized (which is: packaging a single library,
without internal dependencies).

i think that the tool should cover the most common use cases, but there
is no need to support edge cases (the difficulty is obviously in drawing
the line).

>   1.  zip the package with the extra external, then delete it once the 
> compression is done (but this would probably invalidate the checksum?)

well, if the checksum (and/or gpg signature) are missing and you are
using `deken upload` for uploading they will be automatically
(re)generated.  (however, i was thinking about introducing "--gpg=no" and
"--hash=no" args to prevent this (also for packaging).

>   2.  zip the package without the extra external, then rename it manually

not sure i totally understand what you mean by this, but it sounds
brittle.

>   3.  something else?

probably a "--recursive" (or similar) flag to indicate that
subdirectories should be searched recursively would help (please open a
ticket in the issue tracker, if you agree).
it was a conscious decision to *not* do recursive searches by default, i
don't think i want to change that.

mgfdsar
IOhannes

>
> Thanks,
>
> Liam

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