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It's unclear to new (or old) users that the library has been renamed to elixir_uuid. If you just google "elixir uuid", this page comes up as the first result:
which is the link to 1.1.8 of the library, the release just before the rename. On that page there's no indication of the rename, and no indication that there's any version later than 1.1.8.
Would it be possible to add a note to the readme for that version and make a 1.1.9 release so it shows up in hexdocs?
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I made a PR for this: #55 - Note the PR is set to merge into master, but ideally instead it'd just remain a separate branch since we wouldn't want this change to affect v1.2+.
Is this even the right approach? If it gets merged & tagged as v1.1.9, will it still update hexdocs for the older repo? I'm new to contributing on Github, so not sure how that all works.
- Package name of `uuid` has been renamed to `elixir_uuid`. Ref: zyro/elixir-uuid#54.
- This fixes compilation error when this library is used in project with `:elixir_uuid` in deps.
It's unclear to new (or old) users that the library has been renamed to
elixir_uuid
. If you just google "elixir uuid", this page comes up as the first result:https://hexdocs.pm/uuid/readme.html
which is the link to 1.1.8 of the library, the release just before the rename. On that page there's no indication of the rename, and no indication that there's any version later than 1.1.8.
Would it be possible to add a note to the readme for that version and make a 1.1.9 release so it shows up in hexdocs?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: