On 2020, മാർച്ച് 12 7:58:34 PM IST, Antonio Terceiro
<terceiro@debian.org> wrote:
>On Thu, Mar 12, 2020 at 07:05:42PM +0530, Pirate Praveen wrote:
>> On 2020, മാർച്ച് 12 12:28:52 AM IST, Kiran
Skunjumon
><kiranskunjumon80@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >their is two gem parser and ruby_parser.
>> >In debian ruby_parser is packaged under ruby-parser instead of
>> >ruby-ruby-parser.
>> >parser is a dependency of unparser .
>> >now i am stuck
>>
>> I think we can use the github username (like we did earlier and a
>common practice for forks) to create a unique name for the new
package.
>So we can package parser gem as ruby-whitequark-parser.
>
>In this case it's not really a fork, it's a problem with our naming
>convention. We should stop making exceptions for gems whose names
>start
>with "ruby[-_]*, and make ruby_foo become ruby-ruby-foo, not just
>ruby-foo.
>
>IMO it would be better to fix the name of existing package now
instead
>of postponing this. It would be
>
>- rename ruby-parser to ruby-ruby-parser
>
>- introduce parser as ruby-parser, adding Breaks: against versions
of
> the packages that currently dependend on ruby-parser wanting the
> "ruby_parser" gem.
>
> $ reverse-depends ruby-parser
> Reverse-Depends
> * gitlab
> * obs-api
> * roodi
> * ruby-html2haml
> * ruby-ruby2ruby
>
> Those packages would need to be adjusted to depend on
ruby-ruby-parser
> instead.
OK I'll start with renaming ruby-parser to ruby-ruby-parser and
follow the steps once it is accepted in the archive.