On Apr 27, 2018, at 18:24, Rainer Müller wrote:
> destroot {} is exactly meant for this kind of code. If muniversal cannot
> handle it, supporting +universal is not important enough for me to maintain
> this.
muniversal does not support overridden destroot blocks. It requires the ability
to run the "destroot" cmd, for example using its default cmd "make" and its
default target "install". It's always been that way. It is occasionally
inconvenient, but the workaround of writing a short Makefile has apparently
always been preferable to figuring out how to rewrite muniversal to not have
this requirement.
