Open laur89 opened 2 years ago
checkinstall
seems to work by tracking files created during a subcommand (such as make install
).
fpm
doesn't have this feature, though it's possible it could be added in the future. Maybe this doc will help show how fpm is used for projects which have make install
steps - https://fpm.readthedocs.io/en/v1.13.1/use-cases/make-install.html
As for "cleanly uninstalled" I'm not sure exactly what you mean, can you tell me more? The packages fpm creates are installed and removed by the normal system packaging tools (like apt-get and dpkg, or dnf/yum/rpm), and these tools are responsible for the cleanup during package removal. A package created with fpm will install and remove (like with rpm -e
) all files in the package.
Not an issue but a question. With
checkinstall
one could build deb packages. Example:Is it possible to replicate this with
fpm
in order to create packages that can be installed, and equally as important - cleanly uninstalled?