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Congratulating @marcodejongh on swiftly unmigrating package #4
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@dandv no problem, didn't know about the |
Being able to rename packages would make it far easier to migrate to "official" versions as well. |
Indeed, any news, @estark37? |
Sorry, I don't have anything to report! I'm not working on the package system right now. |
@dandv I think you meant @ekatek. @ekatek: we are asking about whether it would be possible to rename packages and "move" them between organizations to facilitate migrations instead of asking everyone to change the package names referenced from apps and other packages. It seems the easiest way to implement this would just be to have the old name be an alias for the new name, with continuous versioning. |
@ekatek - Alternatively, is the unofficial advice that that feature isn't coming soon and we should just cut our losses and start renaming packages the "ugly" way? (i.e. making a new package, marking the old package unmigrated, hoping users figure it out eventually/writing stuff in the old README). Totally appreciate that you guys are working on other stuff and renaming isn't a priority. But if you have any hints you can give us it might help people making these kind of decisions. |
That feature will come one day, but I am not sure when. We will try to have On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 3:15 PM, Tom Coleman notifications@github.com
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@ekatek Any updates? |
CC @debergalis |
Not a priority right now. |
marcodejongh/meteor-packages-lightning#1
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