Hello Paul,
There is no rule for it and we are currently "mis-using" CVS all over
the place :-)
But I think putting init.d, default and action files directly in CVS
instead of a patch is much better, we do that for most packages. Take
a look at the different setups in CVS, you can use names like
upnpd.default, upnpd.init to not clash.
About the "File" line, I'm afraid you have to list all files
individualy. To my knowledge there is no possibility to specify a
directory. It's also safer to list them all, if you would specify a
directory and an old file lays around the package could be polluted.
The idea of buildtool/buildpackage is that a developer list exactly
what has to be included in a package or should be downloaded.
Eric
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In the upnpd package, I create several new files that are part of the
package and are LEAF environment specific. At first, I was keeping
them
in a patch file, but that seems like I'm mis-using cvs. I think it
would be best to actually keep them as individual source files right
in
CVS so people can easily use CVS to see diffs, merge, update, etc...
upnpd/
buildtool.cfg
buildtool.mk
libupnp-1.2.1a.tar.gz -
upstream
libupnp-1.2.1a-1.diff.gz -leaf patch
upnpd_cvs20050215.tar.gz -upstream
upnpd_cvs20050215-1.diff.gz -leaf
patch
etc/ -new
files
init.d/
upnpd
default/
upnpd
shorewall/
action.allowinUPnP
action.allowoutUPnP
action.forwardUPnP
start.d/
upnpd_start
First off, would it be bad form to do it this way?
Secondly, if I do, am I stuck creating a <File> line in buildtool.cfg
for every single file, or could I just specify a directory?
<File etc>
Server = cvs-sourceforge
Revision = HEAD
Directory = upnpd
</File>
Thanks, and sorry for flooding everyone with all of these newbie
developer questions, I just want to make things as clean as possible
and
not crap all over the project.
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