"Releases" are useless when they contain neither a list of dependencies, nor vendored dependencies. It is impossible to build packer now without backporting a ton of patches. They'll get their rebuild when they release a new version.
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# Template file for 'packer'
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pkgname=packer
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version=0.8.6
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revision=3
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replaces="packer-bin>=0"
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short_desc="Create identical multiplatform machine images from a single source"
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maintainer="Andrea Brancaleoni <miwaxe@gmail.com>"
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build_style=go
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hostmakedepends="git"
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license="MPL-2"
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homepage="http://www.packer.io"
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go_import_path="github.com/mitchellh/packer"
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distfiles="https://${go_import_path}/archive/v${version}.tar.gz"
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checksum=3d2e4d291a746f8f0aa23f6b5b5b0a6ef7b040e765d856a12f5f125ede8ea425
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post_build() {
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for F in $(find -type f -name main.go); do
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go get -x $go_import_path/${F%/*}
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done
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}
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do_install() {
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find "${GOPATH}/bin" -type f -executable | while read line
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do
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if [[ $(basename $line) == packer ]]; then
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vbin $line
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else
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vbin $line packer-$(basename $line)
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fi
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done
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}
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