On 22/07/12 16:36, Lubos Lunak wrote:
There was one more thing broken. The recent changes to get dev-install
working changed the package format built in the 'build' target to .zip, so
there was no .msi package to upload. I've reverted that change and moved the
FORCE2ARCHIVE part to dev-install,
oh i didn't notice that FORCE2ARCHIVE would prevent MSI from being
built, but looking at the actual instsetoo_native/util/makefile.mk it
overrides PKGFORMAT, so it's not a surprise :)
if we want to build a MSI anyway, then building the archive in
dev-install makes a lot of sense.
but this whole 'build' target looks broken
to me. What's the point of building a .msi archive there? Especially now with
dev-install that looks completely pointless and it should have its own
target.
"build" should build the install set(s) that the user has told configure
to build with the --with-package-format option.
apparently that defaults to nothing for Linux and to MSI for WNT.
for building everything except instset there is already a
build-packimages target.
Does somebody understand this perl install cruft?
i, for one, certainly don't. which is why i've implemented dev-install
with FORCE2ARCHIVE, after finding that modifying ooinstall to call the
installer with --format=installed didn't yield success.
On 23/07/12 11:30, Lubos Lunak wrote:
On Sunday 22 of July 2012, Norbert Thiebaud wrote:
I added the push of LibO*.zip files in push_nightlies.sh.
Is there any point in uploading a .zip file with a Windows build?
that's a good question, it depends on what you want to test;
for testing office functionality it's probably easier to use zips
because they're trivial to install (just unzip) and use a private
profile directory automatically, but they don't have bundled MSVC
runtimes or system integration so you can't test that
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