On 20/05/12 21:27, Kwpolska wrote: > On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 3:58 AM, martin kalcher > <martin.kalcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hmm.. i will figure out what makepkg actually needs to build the gem >> packages. Does it call pacman, when i call it with -d? This would a problem >> in my case. > > -d DOES call pacman, WRONG. > but you can modify makepkg in order to (a) not do > so; (b) work under another distro (that won't be too hard, because:) > >> # file -i does not work on Mac OSX unless legacy mode is set >> export COMMAND_MODE='legacy' > -- makepkg; lines 37-38 > > And in terms of the "-d calls pacman" thing, here comes output from a > modded makepkg, with $PACMAN (variable holding pacman command) > replaced with 'echo PACMAN': every time. Run under Arch, as I don't > have access to other distros. (yes, my shell server is running Arch. > No, it isn't my idea. But it is awesome.) > > And in case you ask: this is ruby-jekyll with a different name. I had > to drop all the building, because my server doesn't have ruby. > > [kwpolska@*** testpkg]% makepkg-kw -d > PACMAN > ==> Making package: testpkg 0.11.2-1 (Sun May 20 13:11:07 CEST 2012) > ==> WARNING: Skipping dependency checks. > ==> Retrieving Sources... > -> Found jekyll-0.11.2.gem > -> Found LICENSE > ==> Validating source files with md5sums... > jekyll-0.11.2.gem ... Passed > LICENSE ... Passed > ==> Extracting Sources... > ==> Removing existing pkg/ directory... > ==> Entering fakeroot environment... > PACMAN > ==> Starting build()... > BUILD, my server unfortunately doesn't have ruby > ==> Tidying install... > -> Purging unwanted files... > -> Compressing man and info pages... > -> Stripping unneeded symbols from binaries and libraries... > ==> Creating package... > -> Generating .PKGINFO file... > -> Compressing package... > ==> Leaving fakeroot environment. > ==> Finished making: testpkg 0.11.2-1 (Sun May 20 13:11:09 CEST 2012) > [kwpolska@*** testpkg]% > > If anyone from the makepkg team is reading, would you please mind: > (a) making less use of pacman; You are doing it wrong... Remove the "run_pacman" function and you will see when it is called. Hint: never when using -d... > (b) adding -v on lines 1292-1295 in order to inform us that the > compressors are still working? Huh... Anyway, never by default, but you will be able to configure the compression options with pacman-4.1. Allan
