Hi Piotr,
> > > as an upstream I'd go even further and make it possible to block loading
> > > modules from client (runtime), but that's probably just me.
^
Ahh, I somehow read this as "block loading modules at _install_ time" ie.
installing "redis-redisearch"
> > > Hm, do we even *want* autoloading modules? I'm not 100% sure we do. I
> > > guess
> > > it does not block the packaging anyway...
> >
> > as an upstream I'd go even further and make it possible to block loading
> > modules from client (runtime), but that's probably just me.
>
> I don't
retitle 879203 ITP: redisearch -- search engine on top of Redis
owner 879203 !
thanks
Hi Piotr,
> > So, "redis-redisearch". The only problem is that this *somewhat*
> > collides with other packages in this namespace, such as redis-sentinel
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> or there can be few exceptions from the rule,
[Chris Lamb, 2017-10-24]
> Am happy to package this, and probably makes sense as the Redis
> maintainer anyway.
>
> > I chose redis-modulename as binary package name
>
> So, "redis-redisearch". The only problem is that this *somewhat*
> collides with other packages in this namespace, such as
Hi Piotr,
Am happy to package this, and probably makes sense as the Redis
maintainer anyway.
> I chose redis-modulename as binary package name
So, "redis-redisearch". The only problem is that this *somewhat* collides with
other packages in this namespace, such as redis-sentinel and redis-tools
CCing redis maintainer as there's probably a need for Redis module
naming policy (I chose redis-modulename as binary package name).
Please also note that there's no standard module directory, at least
upstream doesn't define one AFAICT so I chose
/usr/lib/redis/ but maybe /usr/lib/redis/modules/
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
* Package name: redisearch
Version : 0.21.3
Upstream Author : Redis Labs
* URL : http://redisearch.io/
* License : AGPL
Programming Lang: C
Description : search engine on top of Redis
Unlike other redis search
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