@Giovanni ... even on OSX, this is the situation: jhbuild build cairo
*** Checking out pixman *** [1/2] *** Skipping pixman (package and dependencies not updated) *** [1/2] *** Checking out cairo *** [2/2] *** Skipping cairo (package and dependencies not updated) *** [2/2] *** success *** [2/2] Macs-Mac-mini:gjs-documentation macmini$ jhbuild run make make: *** No rule to make target `generated/cairo-1.0', needed by `html/cairo-1.0'. Stop. Macs-Mac-mini:gjs-documentation macmini$ jhbuild build cairo-1.0 jhbuild build: A module called ''cairo-1.0'' could not be found. Usage: jhbuild [ -f config ] command [ options … ] Macs-Mac-mini:gjs-documentation macmini$ I've no idea how to move on. Everything I build is successful, I still cannot generate a thing and I don't even have those gir files .... I don't mind configuring a VM a part so can you pleaase tell me what kind of OS are you using and pass me your jhbuild configuration file, if any? I really dunno what else I could do ... ideally it's usually good to have a simple way to update a documentation, here I'm completely lost :-( Best Regards On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 8:51 PM, Andrea Giammarchi < andrea.giammar...@gmail.com> wrote: > FWIW there is a dedicated section on ArchWiki where there are more > troubles than solutions: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/JHBuild > > I gave up on Linux and trying now on OSX where so far everything seems to > work much better. However, `nspr` seems to be impossible to reach, and it's > blocking my build for gjs and the rest. > > I guess I'm not being lucky at all, thanks for the support anyway. > > Best Regards > > > On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 5:12 PM, Giovanni Campagna < > scampa.giova...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> >> On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 4:34 AM, Andrea Giammarchi < >> andrea.giammar...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Current status: >>> >>> After building via jhbuild 160 modules (using default configuration) I >>> can report the following issues and yet the **inability** to build >>> gjs-documentation >>> >>> Modules that failed to build on ArchLinux: >>> >>> * colord (needed argyllcms) >>> * nautilus (needed libselinux from AUR) >>> * ibus-libpinyin >>> * telepathy-mission-control >>> * zeitgeist (needed python2-rdflib and a /usr/local/bin switch to >>> force using python2 via linked python) >>> >>> I've successfully built every other package including gnome-shell >>> >>> When I launch the make via jhbuild this is the result (identical since >>> about ever in my experience, even without jhbuild) >>> >>> jhbuild run make >>> mkdir -p html/GLib-2.0 >>> yelp-build html -o html/GLib-2.0 static/GLib-2.0 >>> touch html/GLib-2.0 >>> mkdir -p html/Gio-2.0 >>> yelp-build html -o html/Gio-2.0 static/Gio-2.0 >>> touch html/Gio-2.0 >>> mkdir -p html/GObject-2.0 >>> yelp-build html -o html/GObject-2.0 static/GObject-2.0 >>> touch html/GObject-2.0 >>> make: *** No rule to make target 'generated/cairo-1.0', needed by >>> 'html/cairo-1.0'. Stop. >>> >>> If I remove cairo or anything else in there I have the same result. >>> >>> >>> I'm close to give up on this and erase the entire jhbuild "experience" >>> from my computer :-( >>> >> >> I'm sorry that jhbuild gave you troubles. It's supposed to be seamless on >> most distros, and I know there are people who routinely build on ArchLinux. >> >> In any case, what prefix did you use? >> The Makefile in gjs-documentation by default uses /opt/gnome (which used >> to be the jhbuild default). If that's not the case, call make with >> prefix=... >> >> As for the gir files, they are not included in the repos. They are built >> from the source code by extracting code comments and parsing the C headers. >> So jhbuild is a necessary step anyway to get the girs (which now you have >> in $(prefix)/share/gir-1.0/ ) >> >> Cheers, >> >> Giovanni >> >> >
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