Closed Maxython closed 1 year ago
I am not sure I am able to support both apt and pacman... I think it will be better to write instruction/script unpacking .deb
and inner .tar
archive to termux's prefix...
Can you please check latest build? I have apt so can not try it.
The package was not compiled correctly.
The reason for this is that the version is not specified in the .PKGINFO
file using the pkgver
value.
I thought I checked it twice before commiting... New build is ready.
Architecture error. You specified it as all
, but for pacman, support for all architectures is any
.
One question: when updating the package, will you remove the TERMUX_PKG_REVISION
value or specify 0 in it? Just, it's desirable to always have the value TERMUX_PKG_REVISION
in the version of the package for pacman.
This package will not be distributed through termux-packages
repos so I am not sure. It is considered to be distributed only through artifacts. But I am considering to make build receipt for termux-packages
after merging this to master. There is some work to be done.
Can you please check latest build?
Did you literally understand that you need a data
folder (like a pacman system)? If so, then there I meant data
the folder that is the source of the package (i.e. data/data/com.termux/files/*
)
I am not sure about what exactly you are talking. Package itself should only install 2 files, which are /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/termux-x11
and /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/libexec/termux-x11/loader.apk
. And they are present in tar package along with .BUILDINFO
, .MTREE
, .PKGINFO
.
Other user reported the package works. Can you please confirm it?
I am not sure about what exactly you are talking
In short, you need to put data
from prefix, and not create another data
folder and put prefix in it. Because of this, pacman tries to install files at the coordinate /data/data/data/com.termux/*
.
You are right. For some reason it has three data folder in depth. It is reusing older code of apt package generator and this folder already was there. How did I miss that...
Newer build should fix that.
eeeemmm, why is there a dependency xorg-xwayland
here, although there should be xwayland
?
It looks like you have set up a dependency for arch linux. But we need to configure this package for termux.
Done.
Great, now the package is fully configured.
For pacman users, this development will not be available, which is why they have to use apt, which is extremely risky.
I would like to know what needs to be done and does it require separate support?