Bug#278536: marked as done (debian-policy: Please add INSTALL_PLUGIN for DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS support snippets)
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From: Gerfried Fuchs <alfie@debian.org>
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Subject: debian-policy: Please add INSTALL_PLUGIN for DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS support snippets
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Hi!
It would be nice to have added to the DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS support snippet
an INSTALL_PLUGIN alias.
Rationale: If we strip only through INSTALL_PROGRAM people tend to
install plugins for various programs with executable permissions set. A
seperate INSTALL_PLUGIN alias would only differ in the INSTALL_PROGRAM
in its permission changed from 755 to 644. This additionally to doing it
right[tm] helps people understand that plugins for e.g. xmms, gkrellm or
whatever doesn't need to be have execute permisson, but still get
stripped/not stripped through DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS handling.
Thanks in advance for considering this.
Alfie
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Subject: The example does fulfil its purpose
From: Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@golden-gryphon.com>
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Hi,
The example demonstrates what it was trying to -- namely, how a
test for DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS would look like. It is not meant to be a
fully functional rules file.
And yes, it is not sensible to clutter policy with
INSTALL-{JAVA-JAR,PERL-SCRIPT,RUBY-SCRIPT,PYTHON-SCRIPT,RUBY_SCRIPT,APACHE_MODULE}
or whatever else people may actually use.
I repeat: this is not a bug, and it does not need to go into
policy.
manoj
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