It's a very basic routine in shell+sed that checks if the installed
package version is greater than the one required. It works by removing
all stuff that is not a digit from $version, and comparing with
-gt or -eq to the required version.
It's not optimal and will give errors, but for now seems to work.
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how packages are found.
First: I removed all these *-deps.db files and only a single file
is used now "build-depends.db"; it's smaller and will be easier
to handle in the future... when "run-depends.db" is added :-)
Second: there's no need to specify version of package anymore;
before you had to do:
$ pkgfs.sh install git-1.6.0.2
now you only do:
$ pkgfs.sh install git
This will read the variables located at PKGFS_TEMPLATESDIR/git.tmpl
and will the install the version that is there.
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If the configuration file is not specified through the -c flag, try
to find it before at default location, and as last resort in current
directory.
This avoids having to specify -c all the time, even if you are using
it from distribution dir.
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by pango itself.
To be able to run those helpers once the package has been stowned
properly, another variable available for templates has been added:
"postinstall_helpers".
This accepts a list of template helper names, e.g:
postinstall_helpers="gtk-update-gdkpixbufloaders.sh gtk-update-immodules.sh".
Also rather than setting extract_cmd itself in pkgfs.sh when
extract_sufx=".zip", set it in the helper itself.
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This is the directory where the configuration files in a package
will be installed. pkgfs won't have control over it, so if a package
overwrites them, be sure to make a backup!
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- Fix a bug in unzip-extraction.sh that skipped the package that
requested unzip and instead used the origin template.
- Pass CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS and CPPFLAGS through the environment and unset
them once the package has been installed.
- Do not show the dependencies required for a pkg more than once time.
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and extraction of zip distfiles via a new helper:
unzip-extraction.sh.
When a new template uses extract_sufx=".zip" and the unzip command
is not found on PKGFS_MASTERDIR/bin/unzip, the unzip package will
be installed automatically.
Also add jasper-1.900.1 template that uses a zip distfile.
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Use them if package doesn't use defaults.
While here always create $wrksrc/libtool if libtool is installed,
sometimes it's not there and you might need it anyway.
This fixes jpeg package.
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a package into destdir but do not want to have it in masterdir.
Useful to test different versions, with incompatible ABI changes, etc.
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run_stuff_before="configure build install"
while here, document them in example.tmpl.
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now work on pkgfs.
While doing this work I added some new variables that can be used in
templates:
run_stuff_before="<stage>"
run_stuff_after="<stage>"
run_stuff_before_<stage>_file
run_stuff_after_<stage>_file
These can be used in a template when you need to do some stuff before
or after the stage specified, and the file will be read and the commands
on it executed.
Now that finally perl modules work, add the following templates:
intltool-0.40.4 and perl-XML-Parser-2.36.
Also mktmpl.sh has been updated to understand build_style=perl_module.
ENJOY!
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changes to allow better linking flags in future packages through
pkg-config.
Removed the PKGFS_TEMPLATESDIR, PKGFS_DEPSDIR and others that weren't
too useful. Instead use a single PKGFS_DISTRIBUTIONDIR on which all
those directories/files can be found.
Added a template helper for pkg-config, that changes a pkg-config file
after it's installed to produce correct linker paths.
More helpers could be added in the future.
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so that we can install the info files into the same directory, as well
as not requiring passing stuff from random templates.
While here use merge-info from Xstow to merge two info dir files.
As bonus I added git-1.6.0.2 and its dependencies, based on work done by
morr@. Thank you!
A git package built with pkgfs is fully functional now, enjoy!
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directory, or full name to template files. Now you do:
$ pkgfs.sh install perl-5.10.0
Removed the item from TODO, which was suggested by milosn@freenode.
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than use the included one.
While here, fix a bug in dependency handling when A package depends
B and B depends on C, C was installed two times because it was in
the dependency chain two times.
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The code looks at db(1) btree files stored in PKGFS_DEPSDIR to know
what dependencies are required for X package, and walks the dependency
chain every time that X package contains a deps .db file.
Every time a package is stowned, the pkg is registered into
PKGFS_DESTDIR/.pkgfs-registered-pkgs.db, and removed when it's unstowned.
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Also use a template for xstow to avoid hardcoding the vars into the script,
as bonus don't allow to unstow 'xstow' once is stowned... heh.
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* The stow/unstow targets are now working properly, when a package is built
and installed, it will be stowned if the steps were succesful.
* The unstow target allows to remove the symlinks from the master directory.
* When a new package is installed and the xstow binary specified in the config
file is not found, the xstow package will be installed and self stowned.
glib can be installed and stowned properly into the master dir, after fixing
libtool.
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Added some flags:
-C To clean the builddir after package is built.
-b Only build the package.
Cleaned up variable naming conventions and multiple bugfixes,
among others now the required vars in tmpl files are properly
checked.
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It's a simple wrapper to shell scripts to allow building source
distribution files through an easy cli. For now it's only able
to fetch/build/install a package into a destination directory.
Goal is to be able to have same functionality like GNU's stow.
I added three template files to allow building: glib2, gmake
and libtool.
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