On 05/07/11 at 12:18 -0700, Antonio Terceiro wrote: > Hi, > > Stig Sandbeck Mathisen escreveu isso aí: > > > > Package: gem2deb > > Version: 0.2.5 > > Severity: normal > > > > *** Please type your report below this line *** > > > > dh_ruby installs to a directory first binary package, and not to the > > directory given as argument to --install > > > > (on a multi package, this will be [...]/debian/tmp) > > > > Example from build log, using the default debian/rules created by gem2deb: > > > > # dh_auto_install -O--buildsystem=ruby > > # dh_ruby --install /home/ssm/Code/tmp/build-area/puppet-2.7.1/debian/tmp > > # Entering dh_ruby --install > > # install -d > > /home/ssm/Code/tmp/build-area/puppet-2.7.1/debian/puppet-common/usr/bin > > # install -D -m755 bin/puppetca > > /home/ssm/Code/tmp/build-area/puppet-2.7.1/debian/puppet-common/usr/bin/puppetca > > # install -D -m755 bin/puppetdoc > > /home/ssm/Code/tmp/build-area/puppet-2.7.1/debian/puppet-common/usr/bin/puppetdoc > > # install -D -m755 bin/filebucket > > /home/ssm/Code/tmp/build-area/puppet-2.7.1/debian/puppet-common/usr/bin/filebucket > > # install -D -m755 bin/puppetd > > /home/ssm/Code/tmp/build-area/puppet-2.7.1/debian/puppet-common/usr/bin/puppetd > > > > In the file /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/gem2deb/dh_ruby.rb, it gets argv > > from the caller, but does not pull the installation directory from > > there. Rather, it sets "package" to the result of "packages.first", and > > installs to that instead. > > > > debhelper's dh_auto_install will supply the install directory to dh_ruby > > --install (se excerpt from build log). Please check if gem2deb can use > > this to make source packages with multiple binary packages. > > Perhaps gem2deb should always use debian/tmp as intallation target > whenever there is more than one binary package in debian/control, > except any transitional packages.
That sounds good. Maybe with displaying a verbose message explaining why debian/ruby-foo was chosen instead of debian/tmp. - lucas -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
