Dub repository doen't notice an older tag/release

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Posted Thu, 07 Aug 2014 18:51:19 GMT

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Hi,

I'm the dev working on the D:YAML library.

I recently released D:YAML 0.5 and along with it D:YAML 0.4.5 for backwards compatibility. The dub registry noticed the 0.5 release but not 0.4.5.

The releases were made in a short succession, 0.4.5 as an annotated tag to an earlier commit (and then a GitHub release from that tag), and 0.5 directly through the GitHub release interface.

D:YAML tags: https://github.com/kiith-sa/D-YAML/tags
D:YAML in dub registry: http://code.dlang.org/packages/dyaml

Any idea on how to make the registry notice 0.4.5 ?
(side note- I can't manage the package as I didn't register it, but even for packages I do manage I don't see anything that might help)

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Sönke Ludwig

Posted Thu, 07 Aug 2014 21:09:29 GMT in reply to Ferdinand Majerech

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On Thu, 07 Aug 2014 18:51:19 GMT, Ferdinand Majerech wrote:

Hi,

I'm the dev working on the D:YAML library.

I recently released D:YAML 0.5 and along with it D:YAML 0.4.5 for backwards compatibility. The dub registry noticed the 0.5 release but not 0.4.5.

The releases were made in a short succession, 0.4.5 as an annotated tag to an earlier commit (and then a GitHub release from that tag), and 0.5 directly through the GitHub release interface.

D:YAML tags: https://github.com/kiith-sa/D-YAML/tags
D:YAML in dub registry: http://code.dlang.org/packages/dyaml

Any idea on how to make the registry notice 0.4.5 ?
(side note- I can't manage the package as I didn't register it, but even for packages I do manage I don't see anything that might help)

There is an error stored for 0.4.5 (shown on the package management page):

Version 0.4.5: Package description contains obsolete "version" field and does not match tag 0.4.5: ~master

So the "version" field just needs to be removed from package.json. If you want, I can also make you the owner of the code.dlang.org entry, just need your user name.

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Ferdinand Majerech

Posted Thu, 07 Aug 2014 23:02:08 GMT in reply to Sönke Ludwig

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There is an error stored for 0.4.5 (shown on the package management page):

Version 0.4.5: Package description contains obsolete "version" field and does not match tag 0.4.5: ~master

So the "version" field just needs to be removed from package.json. If you want, I can also make you the owner of the code.dlang.org entry, just need your user name.

I will need to do this on a separate branch (can't rewrite public history) - will the registry automatically detect a tag/release on a separate branch?

And yes, I'd like to be the owner of the package; Eventually I think it would make sense to have a feature so a user could change ownership of a package to another user (unfortunately I know very little about web dev (for now) so I can only talk here).

Username:

I probably should have written a bug report about this but I'm not sure if this was my mistake or a bug.

I registered as Kiith-Sa (mail kiithsacmp[at]gmail.com)

When I registered I got an error (wrong username or something similar - probably due to the '-' ?). When I tried re-registering the mail was taken. Then I tried to log in with the mail and that works, but logging in as 'Kiith-Sa' does not. So apparently I'm registered, but I'm not sure what my username is.

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Sönke Ludwig

Posted Fri, 08 Aug 2014 08:09:09 +0200 in reply to Ferdinand Majerech

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Am 08.08.2014 01:02, schrieb Ferdinand Majerech:

There is an error stored for 0.4.5 (shown on the package management page):

Version 0.4.5: Package description contains obsolete "version" field and does not match tag 0.4.5: ~master

So the "version" field just needs to be removed from package.json. If you want, I can also make you the owner of the code.dlang.org entry, just need your user name.

I will need to do this on a separate branch (can't rewrite public history) - will the registry automatically detect a tag/release on a separate branch?

Yes that should work.

And yes, I'd like to be the owner of the package; Eventually I think it would make sense to have a feature so a user could change ownership of a package to another user (unfortunately I know very little about web dev (for now) so I can only talk here).

It's a little complicated, as it requires some kind of two-way
agreement, but it would definitely be very useful.

Username:

I probably should have written a bug report about this but I'm not sure if this was my mistake or a bug.

I registered as Kiith-Sa (mail kiithsacmp[at]gmail.com)

When I registered I got an error (wrong username or something similar - probably due to the '-' ?). When I tried re-registering the mail was taken. Then I tried to log in with the mail and that works, but logging in as 'Kiith-Sa' does not. So apparently I'm registered, but I'm not sure what my username is.

I'll look into that. It seems like "kiith-sa" has actually made it
through as the user name.

The ownership has is changed now and you should have it in your "My
packages" list.

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Ferdinand Majerech

Posted Fri, 08 Aug 2014 22:03:12 GMT in reply to Sönke Ludwig

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On Fri, 08 Aug 2014 08:09:09 +0200, Sönke Ludwig wrote:

Am 08.08.2014 01:02, schrieb Ferdinand Majerech:

There is an error stored for 0.4.5 (shown on the package management page):

Version 0.4.5: Package description contains obsolete "version" field and does not match tag 0.4.5: ~master

So the "version" field just needs to be removed from package.json. If you want, I can also make you the owner of the code.dlang.org entry, just need your user name.

I will need to do this on a separate branch (can't rewrite public history) - will the registry automatically detect a tag/release on a separate branch?

Yes that should work.

And yes, I'd like to be the owner of the package; Eventually I think it would make sense to have a feature so a user could change ownership of a package to another user (unfortunately I know very little about web dev (for now) so I can only talk here).

It's a little complicated, as it requires some kind of two-way
agreement, but it would definitely be very useful.

Username:

I probably should have written a bug report about this but I'm not sure if this was my mistake or a bug.

I registered as Kiith-Sa (mail kiithsacmp[at]gmail.com)

When I registered I got an error (wrong username or something similar - probably due to the '-' ?). When I tried re-registering the mail was taken. Then I tried to log in with the mail and that works, but logging in as 'Kiith-Sa' does not. So apparently I'm registered, but I'm not sure what my username is.

I'll look into that. It seems like "kiith-sa" has actually made it
through as the user name.

The ownership has is changed now and you should have it in your "My
packages" list.

Thanks, it detected a release from branch.

I also noticed that I can log in as "kiith-sa" without capitals.