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Need to re-submit an existing package with new name #877

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laicasaane opened this issue Jun 24, 2020 · 3 comments
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Need to re-submit an existing package with new name #877

laicasaane opened this issue Jun 24, 2020 · 3 comments

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@laicasaane
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laicasaane commented Jun 24, 2020

It's my bad when I submitted this package with the author identity of the previous fork (which is redbluegames) rather than my own identity. I also defined the asmdef with their identity too. Seeing that they are updating their fork, I'm afraid there might be a conflict between us if they want to submit their fork to OpenUPM in the future. So I want to change the manifest and asmdef, and the package name of my fork. Breaking changes are unfortunate but this must be done before too late.

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Hi @laicasaane,

Thanks for your contribution. You can consider the process as publishing a package, then remove/deprecate the old one.

Here's what you can do:

  • update your fork for the new package and asmdef name.
  • delete the old package YAML file, you can use the trash icon on the GitHub page to send a PR.
  • wait the PR gets merged.
  • bump version, then create a new tag.
  • submit your new package, set the minimal version to build to your new tag.
  • wait the PR gets merged and the pipelines to get the job done.

Then,

  • no published packages get removed, it won't break anyone who uses it now.
  • the new version is published under the new package name.

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closed by #889.

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