Reference: https://github.com/wine-compholio/wine-staging/wiki/Packaging Excerpt: > In the past we were using a Makefile to apply our patchset, but this method is deprecated in Wine 1.7.34 and greater - it turned out that this method was just not flexible enough when the number of patches increased. Instead we're now providing a script which can be used to do the same. > ./patches/patchinstall.sh DESTDIR="$(pwd)" --all -W DIRNAME Previously, we used a makefile target to get a serialized list of patches that we passed to epatch, however, they have no deprecated that in favor of a patch script. I'm currently working with the wine-staging folks to see if we can make it portage friendly.
So, I've worked with the wine-staging guys, and we incorporated epatch functionality into the wine-staging patch script. The meat is: ebegin "Running Wine-Staging patch installer" ( set -- DESTDIR="${S}" --backend=epatch --all ${STAGING_EXCLUDE} cd "${STAGING_DIR}/patches" source "${STAGING_DIR}/patches/patchinstall.sh" ) eend $? Way simpler than the previous setup. Now, 1.7.34 needs to manually be patched because this update to their system supporting epatch happened after their 1.7.35 tag, but 9999 and >1.7.34 are good to go. For 1.7.34 pushd "${STAGING_DIR}" epatch "${FILESDIR}"/wine-staging-gentoo-epatch-support.patch popd I'll be attaching the full ebuild/patch to bug #536380
Created attachment 393772 [details, diff] wine-staging-gentoo-epatch-support.patch
