Hi Oliver,

Thanks for your response


However, for optional packages, it should be possible to add support for running unopkg in some postinstall process/script (I believe currently there is none). There is also the option to just provide a skeleton for native packaging - without further OOo integration.


the easiest way, IMHO, would be to register user-level extensions when first starting OOo for this user at licence egreement

But the problem is for shared packages (the most used cases in fact)

Another option would be to develop a script that transfers a UNO package into a structure that does not need unopkg calls and run it during the packaging process, but this would basically mean it is no longer an extension ;-).


Agree

But i think that the "distrib/packager" specific issues have to be handled by them
If they want to add an extension, then lets split
we can perharps provide some tools to help them
but should not be our default use

OOo has a great and promising package framework
OOo is multiplateform and can not endorse sepcific deployers problems

Obviously, i'm opened to discussions :-)
My concern is to make things easy to enrich OOo

Laurent

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