Open fuzun opened 1 year ago
Build is failing: detect-it-easy-git.log
Build still fails. Maintainer appears to be inactive.
install: cannot stat 'Detect-It-Easy/info/*': No such file or directory
Since it's almost a year with this being unbuildable, maybe time to close as too difficult.
What is the benefit of this program over other file type detection utilities?
@xiota At some point I will try to spend time to fix it, even if via interfere, as I would like it to be available. The value comes from the user interface, not so much from features that you can't hypothetically get from another application.
If this package is still wanted, someone should flag or even open an orphan request against the aur package.
Fixing this would require rewriting the PKGBUILD. I've done this for other packages, but want to make sure this is actually wanted before putting in the effort.
In addition to previously mentioned issue, this package does not use git submodules properly, which would waste bandwidth redownloading files at every rebuild attempt.
@xiota Agreed, should we close this issue then?
@fuzun Should leave this open because Technetium seems to still be interested.
Would be helpful if you (fuzun) would flag the aur package to get things moving on that end. (TU/PM may be more likely to take action if more than one person is involved in comment / flag / orphan request.)
@Technetium1 The comaintainer updated the package, but it still fails in clean chroot.
==> Starting package()...
==> Creating the package base
==> Copying the package binaries
==> Copying the package files
install: omitting directory 'XInfoDB/info/html'
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in package().
Upstream project DIE-engine uses git submodules extensively, so package would need extensive rewrite.
Successful build is available for use, but not adding to package lists because program is still using Qt5. Upstream development appears active. Will continue watching for updates.
Package:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/detect-it-easy-git
Purpose:
Static analysis of executable files.
Benefits:
The value comes from the user interface, not so much from features that you can't hypothetically get from another application.
Building:
Errors. See comments.
Does not use git submodules properly. Will waste bandwidth at every rebuild attempt.
Copyright:
MIT
Available / Unique / Banned?
No / Yes / No
More information:
A standard Qt app, should not be a big deal. Takes some computing power to build though (that's why having it on Chaotic is very handy).