Michael Stahnke wrote, at 08/12/2010 01:02 AM +9:00:
> Ok, I see your point. I am normally developing with ruby, so I didn'
> think about the normal application install.
>
> Should we then say that ri/rdoc/examples/test/spec go into a -doc
> package when they are over a certain size or always?
My opinion is we should create -doc subpackage when they
are large to some extent, especially when such files have compatible
or larger size than those of files needed for runtime.
> I'd just like to get some consistency here.
>
> Also when we decide we should work with the packaging guys to get the
> wiki page updated for ruby packages.
>
> stahnma
Something like the following proposal
* Creating -doc subpackage
- Usually ruby gem based rpm installs rdoc/ri document files under
%{gemdir}/doc/%{gemname}-%{version}.
Also many ruby gem based rpm installs some additional files under
%{geminstdir}
which are not needed on runtime and are needed for development purpose
only or checking the gem like:
- Rakefile
- spec/ directory
- test/ directory
- examples/ directory
If the total size of these files is compatible or enough larger than that of
the files needed
for runtime, -doc subpackage should be created and these files should be
moved into -doc subpackage.
Any comments welcome.
Regards,
Mamoru
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