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cldr-emoji-annotation is conflict with unicode-cldr #37
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Please show that if any distro provides such package.
Otherwise it doesn’t make sense to support it.
…On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 07:46 wgjak47 ***@***.***> wrote:
As the readme of cldr-emoji-annotation says it is only a part of
unicode-cldr: https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr.
So I wonder if fcitx5 can support use unicode-cldr as an alternative
option of cldr-emoji-annotation.
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https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/app-i18n/unicode-cldr |
So, why would gentoo packages it? Is there anything in gentoo depending on unicode-cldr? And I believe even for gentoo there might be some package files conflicting with each other, just resolve it like others. e.g. make unicode-cldr provides cldr-emoji-annotation and relevant files. |
The only different I found from cldr-emoji-annotation and unicode-cldr is the cldr-emoji-annotation.pc, I fake one using unicode-cldr. I search for unicode-cldr in Gentoo Repo, It is needed for ibus with emoji support. Now I think maybe I package cldr-emoji-annotation depend unicode-cldr and include a pc file could solve it. |
But all other distro uses cldr-emoji-annotation to build ibus. To be
honest, the file location for gentoo’s cldr directory is just decided by
gentoo packagers.
The purpose of cldr-emoji-annotation is to include some place in pc file
and make dev can check the file on the platform. I see no point to only add
support for one distro.
After all, all of this looks like should be resolved by packager, not me.
If ibus is the only package depends on it, you’d better to change ibus
ebuild to depend on cldr-emoji-annotation to keep it sync with other distro.
…On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 08:07 wgjak47 ***@***.***> wrote:
The only different I found from cldr-emoji-annotation and unicode-cldr is
the cldr-emoji-annotation.pc, I fake one using unicode-cldr. I search for
unicode-cldr in Gentoo Repo, It is needed for ibus with emoji support.
Now I think maybe I package cldr-emoji-annotation depend unicode-cldr and
include a pc file could solve it.
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I have add cldr-emoji-annotation to gentoo-zh overlay and bump fcitx5 version. I will pull request to Gentoo main repo for cldr-emoji-annotation. Thanks. |
As the readme of cldr-emoji-annotation says it is only a part of unicode-cldr: https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr.
So I wonder if fcitx5 can support use unicode-cldr as an alternative option of cldr-emoji-annotation.
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