Closed AlexanderZhirov closed 7 months ago
You need this file at the root of your repo. Though my understanding of go-task
that it meant to help with working in this repository specifically. With Taskfile.yml
and all that in /common
needed. However you can use solbuild
anywhere AFAIK. Cheers!
I still can't understand the principle of creating a package.yml
via 'go-task'. Why should I create any other files if I want to create just package.yml
based on the source? Why is there no detailed description when working with go-task
in the instructions?
In my opinion, the mechanism of a single package assembly was too complicated and scattered into different points of the instructions. Along with Your First Package Update
, it would be possible to create Your First Package Build
, where it is possible from the creation step package.yml
before the package assembly step, explain the instructions in more detail. In the old manual, it was logically clear what needed to be done. In the current implementation, you've written it too hard. I had to go through all the points to understand that the package is being assembled instead of make
now by calling go-task
.
Just to make sure, have you gone through the steps in the Prepare for Packaging article, especially starting from here? The root Taskfile is in the Solus packages repo, so if you've cloned it, you would have it.
In August and September of this year, we moved from having many individual Git repositories for packages to having a single Git repo that contains every package, and from using Makefiles to go-task. More details on this can be found on this page.
Yes, go-task
is a make
replacement and serves the same role. It has a number of benefits to us, one of which is that it will traverse the directory tree until it finds a Taskfile.yml with the make/task definitions. This allows us to remove all the Makefiles
that needed to be in every package folder. If you clone the package monorepo then there is already a Taskfile.yml
in the root of it so go-task should work anywhere in it. If you are working in a separate repository of private packages you will probably want to copy the Taskfile.yml
out of the Solus monorepo into your repository or perhaps make a symlink to it so it's kept updated with our changes (though I'm not sure if this will actually work or not since it has some relative imports).
Also welcome back! Been a while since I've seen you around, hope you've been well
@ReillyBrogan Thank you, everything is great! 😊 Well, now I have to master a new toolkit 😁
Going to call this resolved.
Summary
If you call the command that is specified in the instructions, then it does not work. And so it is with any data source.
Steps to reproduce
Execute as in the instructions
Expected result
Creating a
package.yml
fileActual result
task: No Taskfile found at "/home/user/build/tree"
Environment
Repo
Shannon (stable)
Desktop Environment
MATE
System details
OS: Solus x86_64 Kernel: 6.5.11-263.current
Other comments
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