The include file looks just like a manifest except with the actual file
names rather than the hash values. Each line is what you pass to
"pkgsend add" without the "pkgsend add", i.e.,
set name="pkg.name" value="GNU Midnight Commander - orthodox terminal
file manager for Unix-like systems"
file foo.txt owner=root group=sys mode=0644 path=somedir/foo.txt
Tom
Vit Hrachovy wrote:
Tom Mueller napsal(a):
Using "pkgsend include" with a file that contains the action
specifications will result in a build that runs signficantly faster.
HTH.
Tom
Hi Tom,
thanks for the hint. I've tried to use pkgsend include but I've failed
to find out the correct format of the include file. Could You provide me
a hint/URI with more info?
I've tried to add lines similar to this:
pkgsend add set name="pkg.name" value="GNU Midnight Commander - orthodox
terminal file manager for Unix-like systems"
or this:
add set name="pkg.name" value="GNU Midnight Commander - orthodox
terminal file manager for Unix-like systems"
but none of this worked. Either it told me unknown action type 'pkgsend'
or unknown action type 'add'.
Cheers
Vit
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