[Build-common-hackers] Re: cdbs question
Colin Walters
walters@verbum.org
Thu, 04 Dec 2003 17:11:17 -0500
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[You aren't subscribed to this list, right? So I should keep CCing
you?]
> # FIXME: Stupid kludge to get around ChangeLog handling contradictions b=
etween
> # Makefile (install target moves it to /usr/share/doc/$(package)/ChangeLo=
g) and
> # CDBS (dh_installchangelog creates /usr/share/doc/$(package)/changelog.g=
z too)
>=20
> binary-post-install/foobar::
I would hook this on install/foobar, personally. It will do the same
thing, but it makes more sense to me there, because you're changing how
the upstream install works, not how the Debian one works.
> IMHO, it is perfectly logical for the Makefile to install all the documen=
tation
> itself, but then by the time debhelper.mk does its thing, README and Chan=
geLog
> get processed all over again. Any way to avoid this mess? Thanks.
Maybe dh_installchangelogs should delete ChangeLog itself if it's
installed.
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