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NAME¶
dh_components - build additional components
SYNOPSIS¶
dh_components [debhelper options] [--components comp[,comp,...]] [--build_stages stage[,stage,...]] [--rules_locations dir[,dir,...]]
DESCRIPTION¶
"dh_components" is a debhelper program that is responsible for handling additional components that come from separate upstream sources. The aim is to turn each component into a "mini Debian package". It takes the following actions:
FILES¶
- debian/package.components
- debian/components
- These directories contain all the component data for a given binary package. The second form only works for the first binary in a source package and is overridden by the equivalent first form.
- debian/[package.]components/component
- This is a directory that contains the files specific to that component. In some ways it is like a cut-down version of the debian directory.
- debian/[package.]components/component
- debian/[package.]components/
- /usr/share/pkg-components/build_stages
- These are the default locations of the build stage scripts in the order of precedence with highest first. These can be overridden using the "--rules_locations".
- debian/[package.]components/copyright.in
- This file provides the DEP-5 copyright stanzas for the package but without any of the component stanzas. It forms the basis for the package.copyright file.
- debian/[package.]components/component/copyright
- This file provides a DEP-5 fragment of the Debian copyright for this component. It will be merged into the main copyright file at package.copyright. Any duplicate "License" clauses will be shown only once.
- debian/[package.]components/component/control
- If present this file should look like a Debian control file for the component. The package name of the binary stanza should match the component name. The "Depends", "Recommends", "Suggests", "Enhances", "Replaces", "Pre-Depends", "Conflicts", "Breaks" fields are read and turned into substitution variables. So if you have a component "X" which declares a Depends on "Y", then a substvar variable "X:Depends" will be created with the value "Y". The source package stanza is ignored but can be used to document which build dependencies are due to the component.
OPTIONS¶
- --build_stages b1,b2,...
- If this option is listed the sequence described will be used instead of the normal one.
- --components c1,c2,...
- If this option is listed only those components listed will be considered.
- --rules_locations r1,r2,...
- If this option is listed the specified locations will be used instead of
the default ones. One can use "%" to
mean the component. Thus to explicitly specify the default one would set:
--rules_locations debian/components/%,debian/components,/usr/share/pkg-components/build_stages
CONFIGURATION¶
To enable this functionality it is necessary to pass the argument "--with components" to the "dh" programa in the "debian/rules" file.
SEE ALSO¶
debhelper(1)
This program is used with debhelper.
AUTHOR¶
Nicholas Bamber <nicholas@periapt.co.uk>
2019-07-26 | perl v5.28.1 |