On Tue, Jan 14, 2020 at 12:14:50PM +0100, Leopold Palomo-Avellaneda wrote: > > Sorry, are you saying you think it's fine for a package build process to > > modify the build host system? > > just to install some files and yes, I understand that it shouldn't. "just to install some files to /usr" is a serious modification. > >> But, it's difficult to me understand why I should make a complicate process > >> decoupling a package, patched and so on if just with one make install should be > >> enough. > > Because the package build process must not modify the build host system. > > yes, I agree. Then I don't know why do you still insist on doing just that. > but, in rootless-builds.txt specify that: > > When "Rules-Requires-Root" is set to <implementations-keywords>, the > builder (i.e. whatever is executing debian/rules) will expose an interface that > is used to run a command under (fake)root via the "Gain Root API". > > and in the section "Implementation provided keywords" > > debhelper/upstream-make-install: The dh_auto_install command will run the > "install" target from the upstream's Makefile under (fake)root (for the > "makefile" build system or one derived from it). This is correct. This in no way implies installing to /usr though. > that's what I want: run dh_auto_install target from the upstream's Makefile > under root. You can do this as long as you are still installing into debian/tmp and not to /usr. > and in "Common cases" > > Upstream installation insists on "sudo make install"-like behaviour. => Use > dpkg/target-subcommand or debhelper/upstream-make-install. This is about chmod, chown etc. It still implies installing into debian/tmp. > I'm working on a pbuilder, so I create it, build a package an destroy it, no > problem if the env is modified. I assumed you are creating a package for Debian, not for local use. Packages for Debian must follow the guidelines, whether they are built inside a disposable chroot or not. If you are making a package for local use please always mention that on deban-mentors resources. -- WBR, wRAR
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