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Use 'make install' for packaging #455
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shadinua
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Apr 15, 2019
Replace explicit 'file maps' for packaging with "make install" invocations. This ensures that we always package the same files that get installed when building from source. The list of files to be packaged is still maintained separately as we do split them into "libthemis" and "libthemis-dev" packages. Note that the split is not entirely correct: the static libraries and symbolic links should go into development package as well. However, for now we keep the old split for compatibility. We use the newly added DESTDIR capability to install into a temporary staging directory and then collect the files from there. Now we also no longer need to create symbolic links manually. However, stripping binaries still has to be performed, and we still need to construct pre- and postinstall scripts. Let's do it inline to save the trouble.
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lgtm
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Great work, thanks! |
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TODO: definitely should trigger builds on buildbot and check errors there
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Automated building and packaging
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Installation of Themis core and wrapper packages
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Replace explicit 'file maps' for packaging with
make install
invocations. This ensures that we always package the same files that get installed when building from source.The list of files to be packaged is still maintained separately as we do split them into "libthemis" and "libthemis-dev" packages. Note that the split is not entirely correct: the static libraries and symbolic links should go into development package as well. However, for now we keep the old split for compatibility.
We use the newly added DESTDIR capability to install into a temporary staging directory and then collect the files from there. Now we also no longer need to create symbolic links manually. However, stripping binaries still has to be performed, and we still need to construct pre- and postinstall scripts. Let's do it inline to save the trouble.