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Change package name to io.elementary.videos
I'm not sure if this is being tracked elsewhere, but I couldn't find any issues in this repo referring to this. I believe there was a blog post about this subject (older than the one about using RNN, but I may be mistaken.)
My question is whether it makes sense (or is planned) for this app's .deb package (i.e. as it appears in apt
) to be named audience-video-player
, just like e.g. elementary/scratch is named scratch-text-editor
and elementary/calendar is named maya-calendar
, and so on.
I am sure this has already been discussed, in which case this issue may be moot; pointers to where this information could be found would be appreciated.
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i did apt list --installed
and i searched for the word video
to check the name of the elementary video player but didn't find anything
so i had to search on google to find that its name is audience
( it could have been a little more popular if it had a tag word like video-player
)
I think in the future it will probably be io.elementary.videos
@danrabbit I'm fairly certain this is complete and can be closed. Below are some snippets that confirm this: https://github.com/elementary/videos/blob/27e303d09d476d57216e185b1b5b2ac47de4bc78/meson.build#L2 https://github.com/elementary/videos/blob/27e303d09d476d57216e185b1b5b2ac47de4bc78/data/io.elementary.videos.appdata.xml.in#L4 https://github.com/elementary/videos/blob/27e303d09d476d57216e185b1b5b2ac47de4bc78/data/io.elementary.videos.desktop.in#L6
@seesemichaelj I wouldn't say so. Per @mIcHyAmRaNe's comment:
$ apt list --installed | grep audience
[...]
audience/bionic,now 2.7.0+r990+pkg46~ubuntu5.0.1 amd64 [installed,automatic]
compare e.g. with the code
package (previously called scratch-text-editor
):
$ apt list --installed | grep code
[...]
io.elementary.code/bionic,now 3.1.1~r2719+pkg126~ubuntu5.0.1 amd64 [installed,automatic]
Ah, I didn't read the issue thoroughly to see you're specifically referring to what it's listed as in the PPA. You're right; it's still audience
For posterity's sake:
stable
packages released under audience
stable
packages released under io.elementary.videos
(0 at the time writing this)
I think this is fixed https://github.com/elementary/videos/blob/deb-packaging/debian/control
Cool, so it looks like this was fixed by https://github.com/elementary/videos/pull/207. Thanks!