Hi,

I was wondering about the 'auth' specification in the meta file or on the class/module/package. I was used to specify it as 'github:MARTIMM' because I store the stuff on GitHub for all the goodies it offers. Now I see//that fez wants to start with 'fez:' and when I look at the raku.land site for a module of mine I see a remark /'/The uploading author of cpan:MARTIMM does not match the META author of github:MARTIMM.' because I upload it to CPAN nowadays and have never specified somewhere that the auth has become 'cpan:MARTIMM'.

I feel that this is not useful (even correct) to pin someone to use an auth specification with a defined prefix for some ecosystem one is using. So changing to another ecosystem forces that person to change the auth everywhere in its code and meta files to get rid of any errors or warnings. Besides that, the change of the author on the same code poses the question later on, if that code is forked and changed by someone else or that it is still the same developer working on it?

Regards,
Marcel

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