Bug#250202: intend-to-implement: script to obtain Debian Source
unpack: some packages unpack the upstream tarball, some do patching patch: some patch the source tree, some generate patch out of it. 2. A policy on what target to have for optional unpacking and patching, and apply a recommendation that is enforced on etch/etch+1 That should probably not be unpack/patch since they break existing makefiles, and as #250202 suggests, unpacked and patched seem to be good candidates. I'm going to check the output of make -f debian/rules -n -p | grep '^[^ ]\+:' | grep -v '^#' to make sure what targets don't exist. I've found out that the status is : patched -- unused unpacked -- used unpack -- used patch --used I've used the following script to find out what kind of targets we have in Debian: #!/bin/bash # a script to check debian/rules make targets for all distribution. cd /mnt/120g-1/dancer/debian-source/sources ls -1 | while read A; do echo $A; ( ulimit -u 200 ulimit -t 20 cd $A/$A-*/ make -f debian/rules -n -p | grep '^[^ ]\+:' | grep -v '^#' ) rules/$A /dev/null done regards, junichi -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#250202: intend-to-implement: script to obtain Debian Source
On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 10:29:10PM +0900, Junichi Uekawa wrote: unpack: some packages unpack the upstream tarball, some do patching patch: some patch the source tree, some generate patch out of it. 2. A policy on what target to have for optional unpacking and patching, and apply a recommendation that is enforced on etch/etch+1 That should probably not be unpack/patch since they break existing makefiles, and as #250202 suggests, unpacked and patched seem to be good candidates. I'm going to check the output of make -f debian/rules -n -p | grep '^[^ ]\+:' | grep -v '^#' to make sure what targets don't exist. I've found out that the status is : patched -- unused unpacked -- used unpack -- used patch --used I am not sure it is relevant, but there is two way to use dpatch: either you make clean depend on patch or on unpatch. If clean depend on patch, then every patches are already applied when running dpkg-source -x so you don't need to run debian/rules patch. Some packages actually do that. Maybe you want to check that. Cheers, -- Bill. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Imagine a large red swirl here. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
