Looking at the macOS GHA, I noticed some possible issues in the
dependency configuration:
- name: Install dependencies (Mac OS, homebrew) if: runner.os ==
'macOS' # Subversion is being installed here only to get the Serf
library, # since there is no separate package. run: | brew install apr
apr-util expat sqlite ninja subversion $brew_prefix = "$(& brew
--prefix)" ls -r "$brew_prefix/opt/subversion/libexec/serf"
$PKG_CONFIG_PATH = @( "$brew_prefix/opt/apr/lib/pkgconfig",
"$brew_prefix/opt/apr-util/lib/pkgconfig",
"$brew_prefix/opt/expat/lib/pkgconfig",
"$brew_prefix/opt/sqlite/lib/pkgconfig",
"$brew_prefix/opt/subversion/libexec/serf/lib/pkgconfig") ` -Join ":"
"PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PKG_CONFIG_PATH" >> $env:GITHUB_ENV
Some issues here, in no particular order:
* The official name of the OS is "macOS", not "Mac OS", and the
package manager is "Homebrew", not "homebrew". Just nitpicking here.
* Regarding the actual dependencies:
o brew install httpd to enable davautocheck and building the
server modules;
o install lz4 and utf8proc, Homebrew has recent versions whereas
the ones included in Subversion tend to be stale;
o the expat install is unnecessary, Homebrew's apr-util uses the
system /usr/lib/libexpat and /usr/lib/libiconv, not the brewed
version;
o you should, just in case, brew install pkgconf, since otherwise
who knows where pkg-config is really coming from.
* Using $(brew --prefix) and constructing the paths from there is not
necessarily correct. Use $(brew --prefix /package/) instead, for
each installed dependency.
* $(brew --prefix)/lib/pkgconfig should be in the PKG_CONFIG_PATH,
it's the default in Homebrew and you're overriding it.
-- Brane
