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Removing my library from Library Manager #5781
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I want to delete my library from library manager
Hi @cakraawijaya. If you intended to submit a library, please check the instructions and update your pull request if necessary: |
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Hello @cakraawijaya. Please add a comment here on the pull request thread that provides a detailed explanation for why you wish to remove these libraries.
We are happy to remove libraries on request, but I find it strange that you are requesting their removal when you submitted them only a couple of weeks ago. This, combined with the other nonsensical pull requests you just submitted (#5779, #5780) makes me think that your true goal is not actually the permanent removal of the libraries, but instead that you plan to remove and then re-add the libraries in hopes that it will accomplish some other goal. That is not allowed. We only allow removal requests when the intent is the permanent removal of the library.
I am a beginner who wants to contribute. I have previously fixed the MQ2_LPG library in the v1.0.0 tag in my repository, but I am confused when I check in the library manager there is no update, what is the solution? or just need to wait? thank you. |
When you make a tag in the library repository, the Library Manager indexer generates an archive file from the contents of the repository as it was at the tagged state in the repository's revision history. The contents of that archive are installed by the Library Manager. If you later make some changes to the library and want to distribute the new version of the library, you must make a new release, by following the procedure we describe in the documentation: Instead of doing that, you attempted to do an irresponsible thing by deleting the previous v1.0.0 tag and then creating the v1.0.0 tag again at a different point in the repository's revision history. We do not allow changing an existing release one you have made it, as this would result in a very confusing situation for the library users where the library code of that release could be different depending on when they installed the library. So just make a new release of the library to distribute the changes you made since the time of the original v1.0.0 tag. |
I want to delete my library from library manager