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Utilities namespace #74
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Yeah, I did. I was hoping to get 2-3 other packages published under the namespace before making any kind of official announcement. Just to bring people here up to speed: inspired by the talks of a The problem with names like So by using the |
Yeah, pretty much in the same lines as I was thinking about the Just a note. You have the option as a maintainer of a package, say But still it's a nice initiative, I just hope I'll get access to the |
Oh yeah, I know I can add other maintainers. But the situation that prompted me to create |
Yeah, I get it. I've been there too 😝 So do you have any thoughts on if we're going to try and work out of some Github organization or just from our own repos? My first thought is that it would be nice to work out if MeteorCommunity or MeteorDevelopmentCommunity or something, I feel MeteorPackaging is more for the 3rd party library effort. This also relates to #72, where i suggested MeteorCollections. Now with this initiative I feel that working out of a common Github org might me nice. |
I'm also sitting on the |
I'm fine either way. A GitHub org would make sense, but I think it'll be easier to start with letting people keep their existing repo if they want to. |
I don't really have much thoughts on his point to be honest. The main problem I'd like to fix is end users having to change their That doesn't really make any sense to me. I feel like packages should have a unique name, and as a package author I should be able to transfer my package to somebody else without any extra work on the user's part. |
Hey @SachaG
What's the plan for the
utilities
namespace?I see you've published the avatar package under the namespace.
Should we use it for any general purpose utility?
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