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<p><font face="Monaco">I have a recipe that I built for building jzmq</font>,
however one of the issues I have is with the naming of the release
files from the github site.</p>
<p>Unlike czmq which has downloads ( zip and tar.gz ) that are named
czmq-${PV}.tar.gz, the downloads from jzmq are just called
v${PV}.tar.gz. <br>
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<p>How can I rename this file upon download so that the filename is
in fact unique to this package ? <br>
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<p>I can definitely see that the file v3.1.0.tar.gz in my downloads
directory is not unique and could conflict with another package
that is similarly named for its releases.</p>
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<p>My workaround right now is to use the specific SHA string and use
the git:// protocol, but it would be a bit easier to just use the
released version and change the filename for saving it in
downloads.</p>
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