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I'm in the process of building a Homebrew formula for Jaromail, but I'm finding that it's a little difficult to get working due to the very opinionated build scripts, particularly the Mac one. When installing through Homebrew, it is not desirable to have a .app bundle built - Homebrew users just want the utilities installed to the normal Homebrew location and to use the Homebrew-installed dependencies.
I think Jaromail would be much easier to install if it followed the normal ./configure && make && make install pattern that the rest of the world is used to, and it would make it much easier to write a Homebrew formula.
Would it be possible to replace the build scripts with something a little more standardized?
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Sure! Feel free to write new build scripts specifically for homebrew.
In fact, every script in build/ is made for a different situation.
What cannot happen is that existing scripts get substituted by one generic formula.
Leave what is there and add what is missing. I personally have abandoned autoconf for good.
Nor I have tested myself to build with homebrew.
I'm in the process of building a Homebrew formula for Jaromail, but I'm finding that it's a little difficult to get working due to the very opinionated build scripts, particularly the Mac one. When installing through Homebrew, it is not desirable to have a .app bundle built - Homebrew users just want the utilities installed to the normal Homebrew location and to use the Homebrew-installed dependencies.
I think Jaromail would be much easier to install if it followed the normal
./configure && make && make install
pattern that the rest of the world is used to, and it would make it much easier to write a Homebrew formula.Would it be possible to replace the build scripts with something a little more standardized?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: