On 7/24/22 16:18, Bruno Haible wrote:
For (a), everything works already. The old 'bootstrap' script has
hardwired code to fetch gnulib/build-aux/bootstrap. This gets executed,
and this intermediate, not really functional 'bootstrap' script gets
copied into the package and gets executed. It notic
Replying to https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2022-07/msg00058.html
:
Hi Paul,
> I got confused by the two Gnulib files build-aux/bootstrap and top/bootstrap.
> Although top/bootstrap says "The canonical version of this script is
> maintained as build-aux/bootstrap in gnulib", it's
On 7/24/22 09:09, Bruno Haible wrote:
For GNU tar some adjustment of the bootstrap.conf is needed.
Thanks, I attempted to do that by installing the attached patch into GNU
'tar'.
I got confused by the two Gnulib files build-aux/bootstrap and
top/bootstrap. Although top/bootstrap says "The
Hi dear GNU libidn developers (Simon et al.),
The 'bootstrap' script from Gnulib has been reorganized to work in two phases:
(1) Fetch auxiliary files that are not in the git checkout.
This is the part that requires network access and that has
supply-chain concerns.
(2) Generate fi
Hi dear GNU poke developers (José et al.),
The 'bootstrap' script from Gnulib has been reorganized to work in two phases:
(1) Fetch auxiliary files that are not in the git checkout.
This is the part that requires network access and that has
supply-chain concerns.
(2) Generate files
Hi dear GNU wget developers (Tim et al.),
The 'bootstrap' script from Gnulib has been reorganized to work in two phases:
(1) Fetch auxiliary files that are not in the git checkout.
This is the part that requires network access and that has
supply-chain concerns.
(2) Generate files
Hi dear GNU tar developers (Sergey et al.),
The 'bootstrap' script from Gnulib has been reorganized to work in two phases:
(1) Fetch auxiliary files that are not in the git checkout.
This is the part that requires network access and that has
supply-chain concerns.
(2) Generate file
Hi all 'bootstrap' users,
Over the last few years, it has become more and more clear that bootstrap
does two things:
(1) Fetch auxiliary files that are not in the git checkout.
This is the part that requires network access and that has
supply-chain concerns.
(2) Generate files such
The handling of the GNULIB_SRCDIR environment variable in 'bootstrap'
is hard to understand, despite the long documentation in `bootstrap --help`.
"
Gnulib sources can be fetched in various ways:
* If this package is in a git repository with a 'gnulib' submodule
configured, then that submodul
