Re: Packaging from Git
Oh good! With the tab fix completes deb generation! Thank your patience
Adrey!
A warning that can be pointing to the lack of target file problem:
"dpkg-genchanges: warning: package ntfsundelete-tree in control file but
not in files list"
file "files" contains:
ntfsundelete-tree admin extra
Another warning I don't know how to solve in GitLab:
"dpkg-buildpackage: warning: debian/rules is not executable; fixing that"
I don't find in GitLab CMS the way to set executable bit to a file.
El 05/02/17 a les 11:22, Andrey Rahmatullin ha escrit:
> On Sun, Feb 05, 2017 at 10:17:59AM +0100, Narcis Garcia wrote:
>> I'm not kidding. With the default dh $@ only line, outputs an error message.
> I've explained why. You were not using the tab character. Either the
> instructions you are using don't mention that or you missed that part
> (also, d/rules is a Makefile and it's useful to know the basic syntax of
> Makefiles).
>
>> I've tried not to append the command dh_install ntfsundelete-tree to
>> build: section and results the same.
> You should use dh(1) instead of trying to write targets manually.
>
>> I don't find any "hello world" example to package a simple script.
> That's because in the packaging world a hello world example is a software
> project with a proper and correctly written build system (in a simplest
> case that's a Makefile with all and install targets, the latter supporting
> $(DESTDIR)) and not just a file that the user is supposed to put into the
> file system manually. If you don't have a build system you need to do more
> work in the packaging system.
>
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