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Description of problem: The arched wordnet-3.0-19.$arch rpm ships ~ 40 MBytes of noarch data located inside %{_datadir}/%{name}%{version}. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): wordnet-3.0-19.fc* How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. rpmls wordnet 2. there you go. ;) Actual results: rpmls reveals ~ 40 MBytes of noarch data inside the arched package. Expected results: This data should live inside some wordnet-data.noarch pkg. Proposed Solution: Create a noarch subpkg for the data and add Requires: wordnet-data = %{version}-%{release} to wordnet.$arch pkg. ;) Don't forget to add %doc LICENSE or such to data-subpkg, so it shouldn't require arched main-pkg, because there are some other apps or libs around which use this data, but don't need the wordnet-libs.
Three monthes no reply on this. :( If nobody cares, I'll take of it during next week.
I have dropped a offline mail to Steve. He was shifting his job/place recently so might not have time to attend to this.
Hello, I'm sorry about the non-responsiveness. Yeah, for a while now, I haven't been able to do justice to any of the packages for which I am a maintainer. I've orphaned this package in the packagedb. If besser82 wants to take it, he should go ahead else I'll announce the orphaning on fedora-devel (I'm assuming that this is the correct way to orphan a package - I did a quick search for on the wiki and the closest thing I could find was the Notes for Maintainers section at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Policy_for_nonresponsive_package_maintainers ) cheers, - steve
This package has changed ownership in the Fedora Package Database. Reassigning to the new owner of this component.
Hi Steve! (In reply to steve from comment #3) > I'm sorry about the non-responsiveness. Yeah, for a while now, I haven't > been able to do justice to any of the packages for which I am a maintainer. no problem. ;) At least you gave a reply. :D > I've orphaned this package in the packagedb. If besser82 wants to take it, Just taken master, F20, F19 and el6. F18 and el5 branch is still owned by for some reason. If you want to orphan them, too, I'd be glad to take them. Cheers, Björn
Hey Björn (In reply to Björn "besser82" Esser from comment #5) > > > I've orphaned this package in the packagedb. If besser82 wants to take it, > > Just taken master, F20, F19 and el6. F18 and el5 branch is still owned by > for some reason. If you want to orphan them, too, I'd be glad to take them. > Done ! Thanks for taking over this. I use wordnet frequently so hope you do a better job than I did ;-) cheers, - steve
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Created attachment 987593 [details] suggested patch This is just a drive-by fix. What do you think? Builds in Koji (http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=8809440)
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