>> cfbundles are currently not installed as directory, but the binary from
>> Contents/MacOS is directly installed to the destination.
>>
>> attached patch fixes the issue.
>
> Thanks.
>
> I do not understand this line:
>
>> + std::string targetNameBase = targetName.substr(0,
>> targetName.find_first_of("/"));
>
> Why do we need to look for the first slash?
targetName is:
${BundleName}${BundleExtension}/Contents/MacOS/${BundleName}
we basically want to find ${BundleName}. i did not find any way to
determine this information from the Target.
> Also, look earlier in that function for the blocks starting in:
>
> // Handle OSX Bundles.
> if(this->Target->IsAppBundleOnApple())
>
> and
>
> else if(this->Target->IsFrameworkOnApple())
>
> Those cases do special handling for the post-installation tweaks.
> Is something similar needed here?
i wonder: which tweaks are they? i've seen the comments, but failed to
understand, what kind of post-install tweaks they add, as it is mainly
about changing source and destinations. in my use-case it seems to work,
but of course i might be missing something ...
cheers,
tim
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