Some resource files in lector/resources/raw/ are installed twice

[guoyunhe]

For example, lector.desktop and lector.png has been installed in /usr/share but they are also installed in /usr/lib/. (tested with 0.3.1)

[BasioMeusPuga]

Yeah. This is probably the result of data_files in setup.py. I don't really see this as a major issue though. Is it causing packaging issues?

[guoyunhe]

here will be some warning when building RPM package. But it can be solved by replacing with symlink.

For users, only disadvantage is the waste of disk space.

Maybe you can move these files which are installed in /use/share to a different source folder. Then they will not be installed in /use/lib

[audreytoskin]

I just noticed this issue too. Lector.png gets installed to the hicolors icons directory, lector.desktop is installed to the desktop applications directory, and after pull request #120, the .metainfo.xml file will be installed in /usr/share/metainfo/ (or similar). So I don't think there's any reason keep them in ./lector/resources/raw/, at least.

It's a minor problem, though I might have initially assumed it was an easy fix. Is there something about setup.py that would make this inconvenient? I haven't done many builds or packages in Python, so I'm not too familiar with the gritty details here.

As a packager, having unneeded duplicate files bugs me... but I suppose I probably wouldn't push for it either, if this were going to be a pain in the ass to deal with.