Make the progressbar and ruby-progressbar gems only differ in their names, but have the exact same content. #200
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….rb or ruby-progessbar.rb Having the 2 gems with quite the same content but not exactly is very confusing, for instance on Debian because the ruby-progressbar deb package actually contains the progressbar gem, not the ruby-progressbar gem. IMHO, having both gems with the exact same content would be more user-friendly, allowing 'require "progressbar"' and 'require "ruby-progressbar"' indifferently from what gem is actually installed (be it with gem install or a distrubution package).
…ntent) It's the same content. Removes the duplication of code. Avoid possible divergence.
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about: Make the progressbar and ruby-progressbar gems only differ in their names, but have the exact same content.
Let both the ruby-progressbar and progressbar gems allow requiring progressbar or ruby-progessbar indifferently.
Why: Having the 2 gems with quite the same content but not exactly is very
confusing, for instance, on Debian because the ruby-progressbar deb
package contains the progressbar gem, not the ruby-progressbar
gem.
IMHO, having both gems with the exact same content would be more
user-friendly, allowing 'require "progressbar"' and 'require
"ruby-progressbar"' indifferently, independently of what gem is actually installed
(be it with gem install or a distribution package).