2015-11-02 6:01 GMT+01:00 Joseph Huttner <jhutt...@appnexus.com>: > Hello Jérémy, > > Thank you first of all for your great work packaging NodeJS for Ubuntu! > > I was wondering, is there a recommended way to get 'npm' installed in the > build? I tried uncommenting the --without-npm, and adding the npm files to > ./deps/npm, but this seems to have no effect. I am using the sources found > here: > > https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nodejs/4.2.1~dfsg-2 > > Let me know if there is a place you'd prefer me to ask this question > instead of over email. >
Hello, (cc pkg-javascript-de...@lists.debian.org) As you can see in debian/copyright, deps/npm/* files are removed from nodejs tarball. That's because installing from deps/npm is not the debian way of distributing software in debian - instead of distributing bundled software, software is packaged and distributed independently when possible. There might be exceptions or subtler arrangements, but i don't believe it is the case for deps/npm. If, for any reason, you need to include it back, you will have to: * remove deps/npm/* from Files-Exclude in debian/copyright, * run again mk-origtargz, use the new tarball as the new source, * run a build, compare debian/copyright_hints to debian/copyright_newhints to help you not forgetting something when updating debian/copyright to cover the new files * flag in debian/rules * install... * identify your version (4.2.1~dfsg+npm-2) Jérémy
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