Rename root module to Meilisearch instead of MeiliSearch

[ellnix]

Also, if you have time you could put in your big breaking changing the main class name to Meilisearch instead of MeiliSearch. Not only here but in the ruby gem as well.

Originally posted by @brunoocasali in #344 (comment)

Also attempt to maintain backwards compatibility, with a warning for usage of MeiliSearch.

[jason-hobbs]

I am starting to get the deprecation warning: WARN -- : [meilisearch-ruby] The top-level module of Meilisearch has been renamed.
[meilisearch-ruby] Please update "MeiliSearch" to "Meilisearch".

[ellnix]

I am starting to get the deprecation warning: WARN -- : [meilisearch-ruby] The top-level module of Meilisearch has been renamed. [meilisearch-ruby] Please update "MeiliSearch" to "Meilisearch".

Do you happen to have meilisearch-ruby in your Gemfile? It shouldn't normally pull 0.30.

[ellnix]

@jason-hobbs I fixed the version constraint, this warning should not appear if you use the just-released 0.14.2.

Please let me know if it worked.

[ansonhoyt]

Worked for me, though bundle update meilisearch-rails wouldn't upgrade from 0.14.1 to 0.14.2 until I manually cleared this from my Gemfile.lock:

    meilisearch (0.30.0)
      httparty (~> 0.17)

[ellnix]

Worked for me, though bundle update meilisearch-rails wouldn't upgrade from 0.14.1 to 0.14.2 until I manually cleared this from my Gemfile.lock:

    meilisearch (0.30.0)
      httparty (~> 0.17)

Seems understandable, it's a very strange situation we are in. I can only hope that anyone on 0.14.1 has meilisearch-ruby locked already, and ones who do not will get 0.14.2... 🫤

[jason-hobbs]

Yes that worked for me. I locked the version, did a bundle install and it stated:
Fetching meilisearch 0.28.4 (was 0.30.0)
Installing meilisearch 0.28.4 (was 0.30.0)
Fetching meilisearch-rails 0.14.2 (was 0.14.1)
Installing meilisearch-rails 0.14.2 (was 0.14.1)
Bundle complete! 66 Gemfile dependencies, 190 gems now installed.
Use bundle info [gemname] to see where a bundled gem is installed.

Warning went away. Thank you!