Unpublished Atmosphere Package

Question

I have posted several beta packages in Atmosphere. Now, in development, it turned out that some of them were useless (they were consumed by others). How can I publish them?

Answer 1

There is a temporary undocumented way:

Log in to the atmosphere website with the same information that you used to publish your package, and then in the javascript console in chrome, safari or firefox mode:

Meteor.call("deletePackage","<your package name>",function(err,result){ console.log(result || err) }); 

Replace <your package name> with <your package name> , the same as you could run mrt add <your package name> with.

Answer 2

There doesn't seem to be a way to do this right now. The only non-local functions are publish and release :

https://github.com/oortcloud/meteorite/blob/master/lib/meteorite.js

However, I agree that this is a specific function that needs to be added, so at least some people who want to clean things up can do it. Otherwise, we will end up in the hell package, for example, npm :)

You must open the problem in the meteorite repository.

Answer 3

I think that you just delete them from your smart.json file manually and it will “unpublish” them