Hi all,
"make dev-install" is doing something rather annoying: It installs
another copy of LibreOffice next to the one created by the smoketest.
Someone running smoketest (and everyone should, as you know) and
dev-install will end up with two copies of a full LibreOffice
installation.
The attached patch makes "dev-install" use smoketest to create an
installation. This has another advantage: Sometimes people seem to
"forget" *cough* *cough* to run smoketest(*), and this will
conveniently take care of that for them.
Opinions?
Best,
Bjoern
(*) as can be seen by master being unable to succeed smoketest over
more than the three days around last weekend.
--
https://launchpad.net/~bjoern-michaelsen
--- a/Makefile.in
+++ b/Makefile.in
@@ -24,10 +24,11 @@ install:
dev-install:
@. ./*Env.Set.sh && \
- ooinstall -l @abs_builddir@/install && \
- echo "" && \
+ cd smoketestoo_native && \
+ build.pl $(GBUILD_OPT) -P@BUILD_NCPUS@ --all -- -P@BUILD_MAX_JOBS@ \
+ echo "" && \
echo "Developer installation finished, you can now execute:" && \
- echo "@abs_builddir@/install/program/soffice"
+ echo "@abs_builddir@/installation/program/soffice"
distclean: dmake/dmake@EXEEXT_FOR_BUILD@
@. ./*Env.Set.sh && \
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