Alex Kost <alez...@gmail.com> writes: > ng0 (2016-12-23 13:35 +0000) wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> my previous releases of gnurl (https://gnunet.org/gnurl) have >> been tested on Gentoo and GuixSD and prepared to release only on >> Gentoo, copied back to GuixSD and finished up on that GuixSD >> system. >> With my switch to GuixSD (and leaving Gentoo) 2 or 3 versions ago >> I have to advice people to run ./buildconf again (essentially: >> run autotools again), because of artifacts in shebangs and paths >> of generated files. > > Do you mean "configure" and "Makefile.in" files? I don't see any > "/gnu/store" artifacts, if that's what you mean.
Almost. What I mean is "Makefile", "configure", etc, everything which is left when you have run the ./buildconf, configure, make, make clean. For the current release this gave me too many /gnu/store/… lines, last release was better. I'm still trying to get away from the manual release plan I was given by the person who did the releases before me. >> I see three solutions right now: >> >> 1. Opt out of the ./buildconf part and make it a responsibility >> of users and distributions to run it. >> >> 2. Patch (adjust) maketgz, make dist, or any similar hook/script >> to my needs on GuixSD. >> >> 3. Simply remove all occurences of any /gnu/store/… (if it's >> that simple) which could also happen in (2). >> >> I hope I'm not the only person using GuixSD for releasing >> software. How do you all deal with these shebangs and paths? > > I made releases on GuixSD multiple times, but I've never faced the > problem you describe: "make dist" prepares system-independent files > without any artifacts AFAICT. This depends on how your make dist is written doesn't it? make dist is currently not completely functional here (or I need to investigate if the failures are actually false ones) and the "maketgz" script breaks because some binaries are not at /bin/* and needs to be adjusted to gnurl needs as far as I know. So far it was very manual what I did. > -- > Alex > -- ♥Ⓐ ng0 PGP keys and more: https://n0is.noblogs.org/ http://ng0.chaosnet.org
