This allows templates to override do_build and not have to create the
build subdirectory used as TMPDIR in do_install; failure to create this
directory will cause pip to use (and pollute) /tmp in the masterdir.
This saves us one sed execution per file in the destdir, resulting
in a major speedup.
Grep will only consider text files and only look at the first line.
The libdir changes to use /usr/lib{32,64} instead of /usr/lib broke
cross builds for some packages that use gir, due to issues with copying
over symlinks. Since we haven't managed to track down the root cause for
the installation path, a symlink is a clean enough temporary fix. This
follows the style of the 00-libdir hooks.
Since pre-install runs for the main package and then each subpackage, it
should use PKGDESTDIR (not DESTDIR), which also enables a subpackage
that installs files during pkg_install to work cleanly.
As far as I can see, the previous hook was quite flawed. Since it was a
pre-install hook, the check for a directory would happen *before*
package installation (so nothing would happen). The only reason it did
anything was because it also ran as a step before a subpackage's
pkg_install (most GIR packages have a -devel subpackage), but used
DESTDIR instead of PKGDESTDIR, so it checked and affected the contents
of the main package. Then when the subpackage's pkg_install ran, the
files would have already been copied to the correct folders.
Closes#27437
Due to constant change in vala, some projects includes some old and
pre-generated vapi in their source tree and uses that version
instead of system one.
Pass system vapidir after real arguments in order to prefer its bundled
vapi.
Changed by q66:
we're now using an upstream snapshot from alpine; this should
allow us to get an assortment of regression fixes without having
to patch them in
also libssp fixes for musl, and typo fixes for libstdc++-devel
pkg function
also drop gccgo on 32-bit powerpc
Co-authored-by: q66 <daniel@octaforge.org>
Currently /etc/localtime is copied from the host to the chroot. Some
software expects /etc/localtime to be a symbolic link it can read to
determine the name of the time zone, so set up the expected link
structure.
