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dburkart / check-sieve

Syntax checker for mail sieves.
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Rename mail-sieve-verifier to check-sieve #24

Closed GeoffreyFrogeye closed 8 years ago

GeoffreyFrogeye commented 8 years ago

I wanted to do a package on Arch User Repository, but I thought that installing mail-sieve-verifier(-git) and having a check-sieve command was kinda odd. Shall we change the name of the executable or leave like this?

dburkart commented 8 years ago

Awesome, thanks for doing that!

To my ears, having a mail-sieve-verifier command seems clunky. Maybe verify-sieve or simply sieve? If the command was simply sieve, we'd need a subcommand verify or some such. So the syntax would be something like:

sieve verify my.sieve

Alternatively, maybe it makes sense to rename the project to match the binary, i.e. check-sieve? That might make sense since the library is named libchecksieve

GeoffreyFrogeye commented 8 years ago

Yes, renaming the project is way better. Having a an executable with the same name that the project have is a very good thing so you don't even have to check the documentation to make it work, but yeah, mail-sieve-verifier is too long. Also, it's not a big deal since the project is relatively small for now.

dburkart commented 8 years ago

Okay, I've renamed the project and cut a new version, v0.3

GeoffreyFrogeye commented 8 years ago

Thanks! Here's the always-up-to-date -git package: https://aur4.archlinux.org/packages/check-sieve-git And since you made a new version, here's the regular package https://aur4.archlinux.org/packages/check-sieve (just posting it here, so I don't need to open a new issue)