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Bug #1597

[ring-client-gnome][ring-lrc][ring-daemon]: need renaming

bill-auger - over 6 years ago - . Updated about 6 years ago.

Status:
fixed
Priority:
bug
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% Done:

100%


Description

arch is now packaging the full ring suite but using the AUR names for 'ring-lrc' and 'ring-client-gnome' that the parabola build is specified to "replaces" - this is now causing a conflict preventing `pacman -Syu` because 'ring-daemon' is now a version ahead of the parabola builds 'ring-lrc' and 'ring-client-gnome' that depend on it and can not be satisfied for anyone who has these installed today

the arch PKGBUILDs appear noticeably simpler and do not define 'SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH' so it should be decided whether to keep maintaining it or to send patches upstream

in any case either 'ring-lrc' and 'ring-client-gnome' need to be renamed to 'libringclient' and 'gnome-ring' and "replaces" their old packages - or the parabola 'ring-daemon' needs to be renamed in order to to conflict with the arch build

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#1

Updated by bill-auger over 6 years ago

  • Description updated (diff)
#2

Updated by oaken-source over 6 years ago

does it make sense to maintain our own set of ring applications?
can't we just drop them and refer people to the arch packages, and write a news post as an upgrade guide?

#3

Updated by bill-auger over 6 years ago

there is probably no reason to maintain ring anymore and i think it could be done without user intervention as described in the OP - but lukeshu is the maintainer so i figure he should decide how to handle it because the build recipes are so different

#4

Updated by ToffeeYogurtPots over 6 years ago

Agreed, there's no reason to maintain a separate version of any of the ring packages, unless it needed a nonprism version for whatever reason.

community/ring-gnome now also exists as of 14/01/2018

#5

Updated by lukeshu about 6 years ago

agree, dropping our ring package

#6

Updated by lukeshu about 6 years ago

  • % Done changed from 0 to 100
  • Status changed from open to fixed

dropped

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