OMake does not require OCaml at runtime (only at build time) and can be used (and often used) for compiling pure C/C++ projects without any OCaml in them. The current name implies that OMake is a part of OCaml world - while in fact OMake is an independent tool, that just happens to be written in OCaml and is also happens to have a build recipes library for compiling OCaml projects. Also, the "legacy" package that I have provided for years was always called "omake". TIA! P.S. I am one of the OMake co-authors.
I don't mind, but renaming packages in Fedora is a rather tedious process. We could add a virtual provides instead: Provides: omake which would mean that anyone could install it by doing: yum install omake I don't know whether that would be enough to satisfy this request?
Richard, I think that "Provides: omake" would probably be good enough. Thanks!
Fixed in Rawhide by adding "Provides: omake".