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dalek's Issues

Why would I have "deprecation-cop" as community package

I'm sure I never manually installed deprecation-cop. Why would it be a community package?

Dalek reports: "<unknown> is deprecated" issues

To reproduce:

Run apm install tree-view
Start Atom
Check the deprecation message. Dalek reports that tree-view is deprecated and asks to report issue
Click to report issue

Expected: The title of the issue is tree-view is deprecated.
Actual: The title of the issue is <unknown> is deprecated.

Refs: atom/spell-check#248

<unknown> is deprecated.

You have the core package "dalek" installed as a community package. See https://github.com/atom/dalek for how this causes problems and instructions on how to correct the situation.

<unknown> (C:\Users\username\.atom\packages\dalek\lib\main.js:14:14)
undefined.next (null:null:null)
step (C:\Users\username\.atom\packages\dalek\lib\main.js:1:352)
process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:103:7)

How to leave community package.

What if we want the community package instead of the core package?

Some times we want to edit a core package to fit our needs and use the linked package instead of the core package.

Automatically remove installed community package that have been added to the core package

When add a community package to core packages, why not automatic remove it from ~/.atom/packages

atom/language-csharp#94

No warning after installing core package as community package

Description

While @Ben3eeE was walking me through testing PRs on core packages, we found that the Dalek package wasn't warning us after installing a core package as a community package and then starting Atom.

Steps to reproduce

Install a core package with apm e.g. apm install find-and-replace.
Start Atom

For example:

$ apm install find-and-replace
The find-and-replace package is bundled with Atom and should not be explicitly installed.
You can run `apm uninstall find-and-replace` to uninstall it and then the version bundled
with Atom will be used.

Then started Atom and see no warning though we can see:

Expected behavior:

Expect to get warning about the core package installed as a community package.

Actual behavior: [What actually happens]

Actual behavior is that there's no warning after starting Atom.

Versions

atom -v
Atom    : 1.22.0-dev-841104a73
Electron: 1.6.9
Chrome  : 56.0.2924.87
Node    : 7.4.0

macOS 10.12.6

Additional Information

@Ben3eeE dug into things more 🔍 and mentioned:

it regressed in Atom 1.17. Probably from snapshot changes. The dalek package uses atom.packages.getAvailablePackagePaths()to find duplicate packages and that no longer returns both packages. It only returns the find-and-replaceI installed manually. It seems that this function changed with snapshots in atom/atom@b913ad8

Deprecated calls: ~/.atom/packages/dalek/lib/main.js:14:14 undefined.next - null:null:null

Deprecated calls
dalek (1 deprecation)

/home/bike/.atom/packages/dalek/lib/main.js:14:14
undefined.next - null:null:null
step - /home/bike/.atom/packages/dalek/lib/main.js:1:352
process._tickCallback - internal/process/next_tick.js:103:7

Environment:
Elementary OS Loki 0.4 (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS based)
Atom 1.16.0 x64

this package has installed both Community Packages and Core Packages.
I have to remove this on terminal:

$ apm uninstall dalek

Then restart Atom.