On 29/08/14 12:29, Josef Stribny wrote: > Putting the versions in the name of packages just doesn't feel right. Having too many versions of jquery-something is another story. Yes, I agree. Sadly, I don't see, how we can prevent it; some upstream is quite good in breaking compatibility. Or in this case, upstream re-organized file system layout of jquery-ui. A different distribution prevents us (or OpenStack Dashboard) to use a newer version, because they have too many other packages relying on old layout. I'm not blaming Debian here, they did a really good job in unbundling JavaScript libs. That is something, I'd love to see in Fedora as well. > > And that still doesn't solve a custom-built versions of JS libs. > custom built versions for JS libs? you're speaking of forks? At least on OpenStack Horizon, we're lucky and had the chance to forbid it, although we had some contributors trying to do "quick fixes" in libraries, when they were bundled. Matthias -- packaging mailing list packaging@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/packaging
