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Jeremy Shaw authored
I removed a bunch of useless(?) stuff in the debianTemplates directory. And renamed some files. Seems that the dh_make template stuff is pretty basic -- it just substitutes the string 'package' in a filename with the name of the package. I also modified the rules file -- among other things 'clean' required 'setup'. But setup was not built yet. The currently solution seems like a bit of a hack, but does at least generate a package. Also, I use dh_installdocs to install the installed-pkg-config instead of copying it explicitly in the rules file. Added a compat file (level 4), and a default changelog. commented out the Depends line in the control file, because there is currently only a -dev package. To invoke the debianTemplate stuff I do: dh_make -d -t /full/path/to/debianTemplate The -d keeps dh_make from installing a bunch of useless stuff in the debian directory, but it also makes it so that the copyright file does not get created, even if you specify -c on the command-line. I think that should be considered a bug.
Jeremy Shaw authoredI removed a bunch of useless(?) stuff in the debianTemplates directory. And renamed some files. Seems that the dh_make template stuff is pretty basic -- it just substitutes the string 'package' in a filename with the name of the package. I also modified the rules file -- among other things 'clean' required 'setup'. But setup was not built yet. The currently solution seems like a bit of a hack, but does at least generate a package. Also, I use dh_installdocs to install the installed-pkg-config instead of copying it explicitly in the rules file. Added a compat file (level 4), and a default changelog. commented out the Depends line in the control file, because there is currently only a -dev package. To invoke the debianTemplate stuff I do: dh_make -d -t /full/path/to/debianTemplate The -d keeps dh_make from installing a bunch of useless stuff in the debian directory, but it also makes it so that the copyright file does not get created, even if you specify -c on the command-line. I think that should be considered a bug.
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