Hi, Paul Cunningham wrote: > Christopher Mi wrote: > > Use the method define in Makefile.master > > since you have a standard METADATA file. > > > > VER =$(COMPONENT_NAME:sh)-$(COMPONENT_VERSION:sh) > > TARBALL =$(VER).tar.bz2 > If there is not a METADATA file for the pkg there should be > one, and it should include lines for (early ones don't) .. > URL: <source web location> > SUPPORT: ???? > BUGTRAQ: solaris/????/???
I like the idea to have METADATA files (actually, I have been using a build system for the last couple of years which used a similar thing, except that the metadata files were actually make includes). Am I right that this is currently completely undocumented? For this to work, we really need an agreement on the semantics. I wanted to create an article in the wiki, but it seems like I cannot edit anything there. Can someone allow me (nigoroll) to edit pages? Also I would appreciate if someone would start a METADATA documentation, otherwise I'll do so when I am allowed to. Nils
