On 16.01.21 11:39, Chuck Ricketts wrote:
I am cross-compiling many Arch packages with small changes made
locally in order to better suit a cross-compiling environment. That
being said, I've got a directory of single-directory git repos that I
would like to publish my changes to.
Seems like the common "several directory GIT" case caused by the fact
that AUR organizes all PKGBUILDs in separate repos.
For me "git subtree" works great for this case:
https://github.com/M-Reimer/PKGBUILDs
or
https://github.com/M-Reimer/wine-lol
See the "pkg.sh" file which, to be honest, isn't even from me. I just
adapted it slightly to my use case. Original came from here:
https://github.com/yuvadm/archlinux-packages/blob/master/pkg.sh
Every single PKGBUILD is its own "subtree" which can be pushed
separately to AUR if I want to. Pushing this subtree makes GIT somehow
"automagically" figure out a proper commit history for this subdirectory
and push this to the external repo.
Manuel
