El 10/08/16 a las 03:14, Didier Roche escribió: > Le 09/08/2016 à 23:41, Joe Talbott a écrit : > Namespacing was really nice for things like desktop/ parts > (desktop/gtk3, desktop/gtk2, desktop/qt5, desktop/qt4, > desktop/glibonly). There is as well mqtt-paho/python2 and > pqtt-patho/python3.
I am going to change mqtt-paho/python2 and pqtt-patho/python3. I own the origin. > A lot of existing snaps are using those already and I find it really sad > that we are going to break backward compatibility for a feature that was > prominently advocated for in our blog posts like > http://blog.sergiusens.org/posts/The-Snapcraft-Parts-Ecosystem/. > Developers prefer to work on their snap rather than fighting for keeping > it working with latest snapcraft/store, please keep that in mind. A design review proved that this was confusing and not straightforward for the writer of the parts. The subparts thing was also just to satisfy the `after` dependencies of the main project part being exported (and hidden from users). We accidentally leaked that information and the rest is history. > I think at least a reasonable approach would be to have a transition > plan for a period of time backed into the tool. That means that > snapcraft needs to be able to detect namespaced parts, and suggests > corresponding new part name to use (as we only have 7 of them, that > seems reasonable to handle the mapping by hand). I think that will put a > nice precedent on how we care about developer experience, and try to > minimize the impact on everyone. Is there anything like this planned? > > Also, please do not break this feature before the parts are transitioned > to the new name scheme. That is what is being debated. That said I think the transition will be fast as we don't plan to fix existing bugs where a `/` is involved as it just opened a can of worms. The way out is to transition.
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