Re: pbuilder and building a package twice in a row with hook-skript?

[Ben Finney <ben+debian@benfinney.id.au>]

Salvatore Bonaccorso <salvatore.bonaccorso@gmail.com> writes:

> Then using --hookdir of pbuilder to pass the directory where these
> hookscripts are stored. Basically I will do in a B-hook-script the
> following, but is not yet "perfect" :(
> 
> cd /tmp/buildd
> PKGNAMES=$(ls -d */)
> for PKG in $PKGNAMES; do
> 	if [ -d $PKG ]; then
> 		cd $PKG
> 		dpkg-buildpackage -tc
> 	fi
> done

I'm not sure why you get the names that are directories (‘ls -d */’),
but then also test each one to see if it's a directory.

Also, if the only use for the initial ‘cd’ is to get names of other
directories to ‘cd’ into, then just list those names in the first
place.


$ cat $HOME/.pbuilder/hooks/B10_build-again
#! /bin/sh
# Build the package again to test for error on double build

echo "I: building the package again"
for dir in $(ls -d /tmp/buildd/*/) ; do
    cd ${dir}
    dpkg-buildpackage -tc
done

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Ben Finney