Packinging problem with 0.1.5 release?

[SqrtNegInf]

I tried to install the recent release with 'zef', but it was failing (on macOS and Ubuntu). When I download the .tar.gz distribution directly and extract from the archive I get a 'flat' set of files with backslashes embedded in the file names:

dist/bin\\sentences.raku dist/Changes dist/dist.ini dist/doc\\Sentence.rakudoc dist/lib\\Lingua\\EN\\Sentence.rakumod dist/LICENSE dist/META6.json dist/README.md dist/sdist/ dist/t\\01_texts.t dist/t\\02_api.t dist/t\\data\\business.sents dist/t\\data\\business.txt
and so on. If I rename & re-arrange into sub-directories, I am able to complete the install, and the module works fine.

[kimryan]

I am using latest version of fex, 54. This was built on windows, but assume fez should make an OS indpenendant download. Looking at https://360.zef.pm/L/IN/LINGUA_EN_SENTENCE/9e5eb06acfd5e6e092cfdb8cbb5e6e464623696f.tar.gz the paths seem ok (downaload link at raku.land) . Not sure what else I can check at this stage. You may have been the first person to install the module after me.

Here is ouptut from fez review

= Bundle manifest:
.fez
bin\sentences.raku
Changes
dist.ini
doc\Sentence.rakudoc
lib\Lingua\EN\Sentence.rakumod
LICENSE
META6.json
README.md
t\01_texts.rakutest
t\02_api.rakutest
t\data\business.sents
t\data\business.txt
t\data\divine_comedy.sents
t\data\divine_comedy.txt
t\data\manual.sents
t\data\manual.txt
t\data\scientific.sents
t\data\scientific.txt
t\data\tale-of-two-cities.sents
t\data\tale-of-two-cities.txt
t\data\tom_sawyer.sents
t\data\tom_sawyer.txt
= Resources ok

[SqrtNegInf]

I extracted that .tar.gz archive on Windows, and it had the proper directory structure, so that would seem to implicate a non-portable operation in the archive creation. Maybe the specific tar utility that's being used on your system doesn't default to switching the directory separator? I did a search of the IRC logs/fez-issues and did not see this problem addressed, but that doesn't mean it hasn't happened to someone. The quickest way forward might be to ask about this at #raku, otherwise open an issue at raku-fez.