If this keyword is specified like this:
$ xbps.sh build-pkg all
All currently packages installed in masterdir will be created
as binary packages in XBPS_PACKAGESDIR.
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That way it's easier to work in certain parts and easier to
catch errors. There's a performance penalty, but this can be
fixed later.
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- Template helpers have been moved to templates/helpers.
- Documentation to docs/.
- Common scripts have been moved to utils/sh.
- Fixed install-destdir when executed via chroot.
- Added a build-pkg target that builds a binary package.
The package must be installed into destdir before using.
- Misc tweaks and fixes.
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It's explained in the BINPKG_INFO.txt file, and will be extended
probably in a not so distant future. My next work will be working
in the code to handle binary packages with a new utility in C.
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package installed from the db and not from template file.
This fixes the following problem:
* package foo-1.0 is installed but the template file only has
foo-1.1, therefore it thinks the pkg is not installed.
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This accepts a list of archs where the package makes sense. Use this
in the glibc32 pkg and restrict it to x86_64.
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Two new options for the configuration file were added:
* XBPS_CROSS_TARGET
* XBPS_CROSS_DIR
XBPS_CROSS_TARGET should be set to the target triplet that you build
with the mktoolchain script.
XBPS_CROSS_DIR should point to the cross directory that mktoolchain
created if you've built one.
As proof of concept the glibc32 package has been added for x86_64,
and it works perfectly even in the chroot! with glibc32 in place
that means that I can build a gcc multilib and use -m32 to build
32bit packages! OH YEAH I LOVE THAT SHIT!!!!
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That way we can simply check for unzip bin being installed and
error out if it's not, it's simpler.
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That way we can make it extensible in future changes.
Now it looks like this:
<key>packages_installed</key>
<array>
<dict>
<key>pkgname</key>
<string>dash</string>
<key>short_desc</key>
<string>POSIX-compliant Unix shell ...</string>
<key>version</key>
<string>0.5.4</string>
</dict>
...
</array>
xbps list should be faster than before if a lot of packages
are installed.
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With the -e flag those colors will be disabled. As bonus also
I removed blank lines in .xbps-filelist and other misc tweaks, fixes
I cannot remember now.
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That means that it's not necessary anymore to use an '@' before the
extract suffix string. yay.
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Make chroot copy etc/resolv.conf when entering
Added buggy gstreamer template (exposese some bugs of xbps.sh)
utils build now does not cleanups the dir after build
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Juan RP
pancake