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config path: @pkgdatadir@/mount.d/${arch}
config format:
Each line will start with 'ro' and 'rw' will be used, other lines will
be ignore, rest of line is out/path:in/path. e.g.
```
ro /some/path:/proc/cpuinfo
rw /some/some/path:/var/cache/pacman/pkg
```
For example, in the RISC-V port, if we use qemu-user to build, we need
to pass a parameter to makechrootpkg to map a correct /proc/cpuinfo, so
that software that relies on /proc/cpuinfo to obtain information can be
built normally.
Signed-off-by: Celeste Liu <CoelacanthusHex@gmail.com>
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systemd by default limits the /tmp folder to be 10% of the host memory:
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/blob/6f2cea06bfce6ad99f0ac37ab12af61ef7549fe3/src/shared/mount-util.h#L33
This is problematic to our builds because many toolchains opt to put
build artifacts in /tmp, and expecting the host memory to be 10 times
larger is not optimal or even realistic sometimes.
This MR attempts to enlarge it to 50% memory as the host machine's
default value of /tmp. This should be a fair compromise between being
overly conservative and taking up too much memory to crash the system.
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It's been deprecated for a few years now.
https://github.com/archlinux/arch-install-scripts/commit/91562aa99cd8237a2dec1aff5101949e40bf7d75
Signed-off-by: Morten Linderud <foxboron@archlinux.org>
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`makerepropkg` has a hardcoded "x86_64", so fails to run on other
[unofficial] architectures, because it tries to use an x86_64-specific
makepkg config, which overrides CARCH=x86_64.
This patch addresses hardcoded half of the problem; ArchLinux derivates
still needs to ship a custom `devtools` package with their own
`makepkg-$CARCH.conf`. Usually, the only thing that really needs to be
changed in the per-architecture custom makepkg.conf is CARCH and CHOST.
See: https://lists.archlinux.org/archives/list/arch-projects@lists.archlinux.org/thread/XEEW5LXYFN3XXI5YXAUY5E4LZLMKOFTL/
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Currently, when multiple short options are passed as a single argument,
only the one that matches the first case statement will be parsed. This
shall be fixed by using switch-case resume.
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Instead only enable it for whatever operation requires them.
Example sides effects:
commitpkg can accidently execute PKGBUILD functions when sourcing the
PKGBUILD that has function names like package_libsigc++()
Fixes #87
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Diffoscope has a different option, called --text-color which only
understands the verbose options. Hence we extend the --color shorthand
for --color=auto and pass the changed option name to diffoscope.
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We did not copy over the optional debug packages to the staging
environment before db-updating the moved state. Afterwards the db-remove
call removed the debug packages from the source repo. This lead to
dropping debug packages when using crossrepomove.
This approach ensures we have a uniform shell to avoid shell glob
behavior inconsistencies. The copy of the package path is mandatory and
will error out if missing while the debug package path is optional as
reflected by a subshell that succeeds either way.
Fixes #92
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The option switch case only matches by splitting via '|' instead of ','
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On certain packaging machines where the pacman cache gets updated very
infrequently, the behavior of diffpkg may not function correctly as old
packages were to be downloaded as diff target. In such cases we look for
a pool directory first and search via a glob for an available pool
package sorted by version.
The pool search glob has three glob segments each disallowing the dash
delimiter to split across pkgrel, pkgver and arch. This will return the
correct package from the pool without considering overly eager wildcards
that potentially match different pkgnames.
The default pool search directory is /srv/ftp/pool
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The magic values `columns` and `auto` allow to set specific aspects,
with 'auto' as the default value:
- auto: Set width to the maximum line length of all input files
- columns: Set width to the shell defined $COLUMNS env var
Furthermore any number can be passed to set a static width.
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