Closed WhyNotHugo closed 9 years ago
Thanks - you're absolutely right about this.
However, install -D
is non-standard (it means something different on FreeBSD, for example). So, I've fixed this in ede1461563709498d397d8230d233c3d9a25880e with a separate call to install -d
.
Thanks for pointing that out. It does not exist on OpenBSD either, looks like -D
is non-POSIX.
When installing to a custom DESTDIR or PREFIX (rather common for downstream packaging), it's not ususual for the installation directory to be inexistant.
This PR creates it when copying over the binary. This is also rather common practice.