Re: [nongnu] elpa/rainbow-delimiters a32b39bdfe: Add license file with GPLv3

[Philip Kaludercic <philipk@posteo.net>]

Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

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>   > And while we are at it, is there a reason not to add a MELPA-like
>   > keyword to manually specify what files are part of a package?  Whenever
>   > a single repository is used to maintain multiple packages (like Magit or
>   > Embark) there is always a long list of :ignored-files that have to be
>   > duplicated for every package.  Perhaps a more general version of
>   > .elpaignore could be used to declare packages externally.
>
> Would you please post a self-contained description of what you propose
> we do?  One that doesn't assume any knowledge of MELPA?

Currently, each package specification may have the form

           ("foo"       :url "https://git.host/path/to/repo"
            :ignored-files ("Makefile" "baz.el"))

           ("baz"       :url "https://git.host/path/to/repo"
            :ignored-files ("Makefile" "foo.el"))

where I assume that the repository consists of the files foo.el, baz.el
and Makefile, and you would want to distribute two separate packages.
What I was thinking of was to add a keyword like :files to explicitly
list what files are added to a package:

           ("foo"       :url "https://git.host/path/to/repo"
            :files ("foo.el"))

           ("baz"       :url "https://git.host/path/to/repo"
            :files ("baz.el"))

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	Philip Kaludercic