QW-Group / mvdsv

MVDSV: a QuakeWorld server
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Source tarball missing protocol.h #120

Closed tdm4 closed 8 months ago

tdm4 commented 1 year ago

Hi,

Please consider adding protocol.h back into the source tarball (checking it back into the mvdsv repo). Github's generated source tarballs do not include git submodules. The OpenBSD ports system relies on a .tgz of the source to compile it properly, and https://github.com/QW-Group/mvdsv/archive/refs/tags/0.36.tar.gz is missing this file.

Pull request #114 was when protocol.h was removed from the main repo.

Thanks!

VVD commented 1 year ago

I said this already multiple times to developers, but they ignore or don't know how to do this… Probably OpenBSD need #111 too.

dsvensson commented 1 year ago

One "workaround" to somewhat more clearly announce that the auto-generated source zip from GitHub should not be used is to make it empty:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45240336/how-to-use-github-release-api-to-make-a-release-without-source-code/58443948#58443948

Unfortunately it's not possible to disable the zip file.

VVD commented 1 year ago

Me and @tdm4 ask about release: https://github.com/QW-Group/mvdsv/releases/tag/0.36 Can you create release tarballs self with all necessary files?

VVD commented 1 year ago

Something like this: https://sourceforge.net/projects/mvdsv/files/MVDSV/

tcsabina commented 1 year ago

Hi Tom,

protocol.h was moved to a repository that is shared among many QW related projects, mainly ezquake and mvdsv. The reason behind this was to avoid copy+pasting changes of the same file among many projects, and to have a version controlled protocol extensions, which seems to be quite active nowdays (thanks to nano and the mapping community). So I am afraid that rollback is not really an option.

These tarballs are auto-generated upon release. Quite stupid form github not to include all the submodule files, but who am I to judge ;). So far I have never paid attention to these files, but if you are relying on these, I can make sure that upon a new release, all the necessary files are in there (with manually creating the .zip and the .tar.gz files). Would this work for you?

qqshka commented 1 year ago

meanwhile, you can download tgz for particular commit for mvdsv and qwprot and combine source code

curl -v -L -O -J https://api.github.com/repos/QW-Group/mvdsv/tarball/971e7de49255fb41d56ae8e9332825bbf15617a8
curl -v -L -O -J https://api.github.com/repos/QW-Group/qwprot/tarball/53af547d0608a1507895fc1629cdc3f4820fc0af
tdm4 commented 8 months ago

Closing this out. There is a new feature in OpenBSD ports called DIST_TUPLE which allows me to pull down git submodules, so I've rewritten the port's Makefile to suit. I've tested it and it makes a successful package for me on OpenBSD.

Thanks!