I clearly don’t know what I’m doing. I’m trying to mimic some of the project structures I see in other projects (separate out lib and docs and a catch-all one), but I’m getting build errors. Here’s the changes - https://github.com/yilinwei/otp/pull/1. Why is the dependency not getting picked up?

This is an example which I’m trying to follow https://github.com/rmculpepper/asn1

You want to install the two sub-directories as two separate packages

you ended up installing one package named otp which has subdirectories otp and otp-lib

Ah, so --auto isn’t the way to install it?

--auto is fine

cd opt/opt; raco pkg install

But I would go into each subdir separately?

that won’t installl opt-lib; you’ll want to do something like raco pkg install opt/ opt-lib/

What does the package server do?

I mean the package index

But realistically, opt probably should have opt-lib as a dependency

In that case, installing opt would also install opt-lib from users’ side

Not for development though

right, you want that but it won’t work in the CI

(define deps '("base" "crypto-lib" "otp-lib")) (define implies '("otp-lib"))

Is that not what this is doing?

for the pkg server, see the Source specified here: https://pkgs.racket-lang.org/package/asn1-doc

Yeah, my comment was probably not helpful and caused further confusion. Sorry about that.

I was trying to say that for your users, installing one would be enough.

Gotcha; because it will refer to the other one through the package server?

yes

(that’s what @sorawee meant)

Cool, I think I understand a little more now.