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The luarocks package infra extracts the package directly under $(BUILD_DIR), because the contents are always in a subdirectory name <pkg>-<version>. However, this only works when the upstream package name is the same as the Buildroot package name. Instead, we can rely on the fixed structure of a .src.rock: it always contains the source subdirectory in a directory called foo, where foo is the basename of the .src.rock file. Therefore, we can extract into a subdirectory of $($(PKG)_DIR), then move its contents up two directory levels. Note, we can't extract directly into $($(PKG)_DIR) because it's possible that $($(PKG)_SUBDIR) == <pkg>-<version>. In that case, we would try to move the directory unto itself and get "Directory not empty". This is the case e.g. for the lpty package. Two alternatives were considered but are more complicated: - instead of using wildcards for the move, we could have used <.src.rock basename>/$($(PKG)_SUBDIR); - instead of extracting with luarocks, we could use unzip to extract (the .src.rock is a ZIP file), but then we also have to move the .rockspec into the subdir. In addition, sometimes the ZIP file contains a tarball instead of the extracted source. Signed-off-by: Arnout Vandecappelle (Essensium/Mind) <arnout@mind.be> Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@free-electrons.com> |
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