After quite some time, there is a new stgit release. Find a changelog on the linked homepage. I have managed to write an ebuild for it. This is more or less a complete rewrite, so I will attach it directly and not a diff. The only thing broken atm is one test which fails though it should not :). I guess, this is worth a bug report. Oh -- and when you can't find a maintainer and someone wants to proxy me, I could have an eye on it. (I do not use it that often, but I use it from time to time.)
Created attachment 209783 [details] stgit-0.15.ebuild
Created attachment 209784 [details] stgit-0.15.ebuild I should've run repoman before ^^
Created attachment 209847 [details] fixed ebuild I did some modifications to your ebuild. Could you please test the new ebuild. If it works ok for you, I will commit it on portage tree. Thanks
Ehm ... sorry ... but ... you could have run your ebuild on your own first. Not only would you have noted a typo of yours, but also noted, that I avoided all the 'emake install-*' and plain 'emake' for a purpose. For the latter I even put in a comment ... The other things: Adding a doc useflag sounds like a good thing on the first sight, as compiling the docs is what takes the most time. On the other hand: I think installing the man-pages by default sounds quite reasonable. And having the html-stuff additional to man ... well I'm not sure ... one could do this, but for me it looks like wasting disk space for no reason.
(In reply to comment #4) > Ehm ... sorry ... but ... you could have run your ebuild on your own first. I did >Not > only would you have noted a typo of yours, what typo? but also noted, that I avoided all > the 'emake install-*' and plain 'emake' for a purpose. For the latter I even > put in a comment ... I dont understand the comment. Have you read the actual INSTALL file? emake and emake docs seems more reasonable to me and this is what upstream suggests as well > > The other things: Adding a doc useflag sounds like a good thing on the first > sight, as compiling the docs is what takes the most time. On the other hand: I > think installing the man-pages by default sounds quite reasonable. Indeed And having > the html-stuff additional to man ... well I'm not sure ... Personally I do prefer html pages when available. one could do this, > but for me it looks like wasting disk space for no reason. > And this is why html pages is optional ( doc use flag )
One after the other: 1) I have of course read the INSTALL file. But additionally I have also looked into the Makefiles and noticed, that it does things different then we expect: - normally it assumes to install into $HOME - even more, the path to install HTML files to is not what we want Thus I have not used the install* procedures, but used what portage provides. (One could of course patch the makefiles and then use make. But I thought this to be way more complex.) 2) The python guys at gentoo have invested quite some thoughts in handling different python issues in the distutils-eclass. Thus I want to use the methods provided there, instead of using the makefile. (Else the latter might prove as problem later on...) 3) Your typo was 'isntall-html'. Because of this and 1) (which should result in a build failure and no documentation being installed), I thought, that you did not test it. 4) The doc useflag: I would vote for one of two possible ways: Have a 'doc' flag and install man and html if and only if it is set. Or do not have the flag and all and install both things unconditionally. Differentiating between man and html does not make sense imho. (I hereby revert my previous statement in that matter :)). For the IUSE=doc way, I'll attach an ebuild.
Created attachment 209920 [details] ebuild with doc flag Here it is the ebuild with the doc flag. I also clarified some comments in it :)
Created attachment 209923 [details] ebuild with doc flag Fixed the warning message.
Committed . Thanks for your hard work :) +*stgit-0.15 (11 Nov 2009) + + 11 Nov 2009; Markos Chandras <hwoarang@gentoo.org> +stgit-0.15.ebuild: + Version bump. Fixes bug 292615. Thanks to René 'Necoro' Neumann + <gentoo@necoro.eu> for the ebuilds and recommendations +
