Re: RefDB-perlmod packaged as refdb-lib

David Nebauer a écrit :
> Hi Stephane,
> 
>> Following your work, i'm not sure if packaging perl modules into an 
>> obscure refdb-lib is a good option ...
>>
>> For instance in Mandriva, i've packaged refdb separately from those perl 
>> modules since the perl modules themselves may be updated (and this can 
>> be unrelated to refdb itself).
> 
> I've packaged into refdb-lib only those perl libraries written by Markus 
> as adjuncts to refdb.  As such they are of no use to anyone outside the 
> refdb project.  I do not quite understand your objection to packaging 
> them as refdb-lib.
> 
>> For example i've made perl-Term-Clui (lastly updated to 1.36), i suppose 
>> this separation is also correct for debian (as someone may need 
>> perl-Term-Clui for another project): this will provide more feedback and 
>> let you away from getting a refdb-lib trailing.
> 
> Term::Clui has not yet been made an official Debian package (don't know 
> why -- I love using it) so I packaged it as 'libperl-term-clui'.  It has 
> been part of the 'release' and 'svn' repositories since 2005-09-10.  As 
> soon as someone supplies an official debian package of it I'll remove mine.
> 
> Thanks for your feedback.
> 
> Regards,
> David.

Ok, i've read too fast, i'll try to be clearer.
I think it would be consistent to name your package 
libperl-refDB-perlmod instead of refdb-lib, to be in agreement with 
debian policy (to tell the thrut, i don't know what is the correct 
policy for perl modules in debian).

This is not very important, just a remark, though :-)

Stéphane


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