Bug 833041

Hrm, Mario what do you think?  we can add the Obsoletes to kdepim-runtime-4.9 like what we did for akonadi-google too ?

There is a misunderstanding.
akonadi-google [1] and akonadi-googledata [2] are different projects and they provides both a resource for google contacts and google calendars.

akonadi-google will be included in kdepim-runtime, like Rex say.
akonadi-googledata seems a "dead" project...it is written in C language and provides a C library but akonadi-google is more up to date and developers are more actively in akonadi-google than akonadi-googledata...

I would like to support both projects, they are different...
But...yes this could confuse users so I think the best thing is to drop akonadi-googledata and support only up to date akonadi-google...I can continue package libgcal (library for akonadi-googldata).

Rex, if you think we can drop akonadi-googledata adding obsoletes statement for me is ok...

[1] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/acls/name/akonadi-google
[2] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/acls/name/akonadi-googledata

No strong opinion from me, I'll leave it up to you whether we continue to carry akonadi-googledata or not.  it's your package.

I no longer use akonadi-googledata in favour of akonadi-google (more update and with less bugs that make impossible to use these resources).
Ok, I will drop this package in favour of akonadi-google.
Please, Rex, could you follow me in this process? It is first time I remove a package in Fedora.
Just I need to follow this page?
http://code.google.com/p/libgcal/

Thank you!

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_remove_a_package_at_end_of_life

:)

Oh sorry...I didn't the correct item in my clipboard... thank you :)

Sorry for my late (I have a lot of work to do...)...and for my mistake in my replies...

I am going to retire this package. Rex for me you can add akonadi-googledata in kdepim-runtime.
Let me know when I can start the remove process!

Thank you very much!

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