Re: package one package from a git repo with multiple packages

["rosea.grammostola" <rosea.grammostola@gmail.com>]

Nicholas and others,

Ha, I didn't solve anything man. I'm probably the most unclassified 
person for the job. But hey, if no one wants to do it, you've to do it 
yourself isn't it? Which I can't so that's why I'm asking these 'stupid' 
newbie questions on this list. Sure there are all kind of obstacles, but 
I can't accept that these can't be tackled.

Arch Linux, Fedora, Kxstudio etc etc has the NON packages, but Debian 
not... yeah! :)

Ok back to business. Because no one else was taking up this package, I 
came up with this plan, which might make it possible for me (with the 
help of others) to get NSM packaged for Debian.

1) package only Non-Session-Manager (NSM) first

2) package it without dependency on NTK, but on FLTK only

3) See if you can get Non-Daw with NTK later in Debian.

All this is only possible if I can get people help me. So I decided to 
just write a e-mail to debian-mentor and see what happens.

So far, so good.

Regards,

\R




On 3/9/20 10:11 PM, Nicholas D Steeves wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Rosea, thank you for working on Non!  Out of curiosity, how did you
> resolve the NTK-fork dep and the waf evil?  If it wouldn't be too much
> trouble, would you please generate bin packages for the full suite?  I'm
> personally interested in the Timeline, Mixer, and Session manager, and I
> have a friend who would appreciate the Sequencer.
>
> Reply follows inline:
>
> "rosea.grammostola" <rosea.grammostola@gmail.com> writes:
>
> > On 3/9/20 2:11 PM, Andrey Rahmatullin wrote:
> > > > You can build each project independently.
> > > It doesn't matter.
> > > If you are able to split this repo into separate source packages, do it,
> > That's probably the best option then. But what if upstream doesn't want
> > to split it, how do I split it 'according to the Debian policy'?
> >
> > Which steps should I take?
> src:non (or src:non-daw) would generate
> bin:non-{timeline,sequencer,mixer,session-manager}.  Andrey, is the
> simplest method still debian/bin-pkg-name0.install and
> debian/bin-pkg-name1.install + simple glob patterns, and/or do you think
> rules will need to iterate over the waf targets?