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Jesse Keating wrote:
> On Thu, 2008-05-29 at 01:18 +0200, Johan Euphrosine wrote:
>> The ruby gem fetched is tiddlywikicp
>> (http://rubyforge.org/projects/tiddlywikicp/)
>>
>> Which is needed for "building" the final html pages from sources.
>>
>>
>
> Hrm, Ok.  In Fedora land we don't allow for you to download things
> like gems during a package build process.  We'd have to have
> tiddlywikicp already packaged in Fedora, and then the jpoker
> package would BuildRequire tiddlywikicp so that it can be used
> during the "build" process.
>
> I'm also a little concerned about the .zip file I found in the
> source archive.  Typically this is frowned upon, and instead the
> java module would be listed as an external dependency, one that
> would also have to be packaged on it's own to be used during build
> or install.
>
> I'm going to have to take a more serious look at what's going on
> here with the sources and figure out a plan of action.
>
Hi,

I very much understand the logic. My intent when building the jpoker
source package is to provide all sources and tools I'm using when I
work on the project, even if they are not strictly needed to build an
installable version. However, when it comes to relatively exotic (or
new) tools like jscoverage or tiddlywikicp, this imposes a packaging
effort that is probably a little too much.

If that's agreeable to you, I could arrange for the next release to
include an install target that merely copies files and be done with
it. The source tarbal could contain the source of the tools (excluding
the .zip is not a problem since it's otherwise expanded) but they
would not be mandatory.

- From my upstream point of view it would mean that the source release
also contains a "binary" release. However, because it is a pure
JavaScript application, there is no real technical difference between
the source and the "binary". The binary is just a re-assembled set of
files built with cat/cp. In addition, the "binary" release is so small
that it would not be much of an inconvenience with regard to the size
of the tarbal.

If this (install + "binary" in the tarbal) is agreeable to you, I'll
implement it for the next release (1.0.14) and you can wait for it to
be published before upgrading the fedora package.

Cheers

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