wine/wine-staging
0
0
Fork 0
mirror of https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine-staging.git synced 2024-09-13 09:17:20 -07:00
Code Issues Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity

README.md: Add instructions how to specify a list of patches when calling the Makefile.

Browse Source
This commit is contained in:
Sebastian Lackner 2014-07-25 22:52:11 +02:00
parent b8ab34f8d6
commit 5bfc96a6a5
2 changed files with 28 additions and 10 deletions
Show Stats Download Patch File Download Diff File Expand all files Collapse all files

19
README.md
View File

@ -81,12 +81,21 @@ sudo make install
### Excluding patches
It is also possible to apply only a subset of the patches, for example if you're compiling
for a distribution where PulseAudio is not installed, or if you just don't like a specific
patchset. Please note that some patchsets depend on each other, and requesting an impossible
situation might result in a failure to apply all patches.
It is also possible to apply only a subset of the patches, for example if you're
compiling for a distribution where PulseAudio is not installed, or if you just don't
like a specific patchset. Please note that some patchsets depend on each other, and
requesting an impossible situation might result in a failure to apply all patches.
Lets assume you want to exclude the patchset in directory DIRNAME, then just invoke make like that:
Lets assume you want to exclude the patchset in directory DIRNAME, then just invoke the
Makefile like this:
```bash
make -C ./patches DESTDIR=$(pwd) install -W DIRNAME.ok
```
Using the same method its also possible to exclude multiple patchsets. If you want to
exclude a very large number of patches, it is easier to do specify a list of patches
which should be included instead. To apply for example only the patchsets in directory
DIRNAME1 and DIRNAME2, you can use:
```bash
make -C ./patches DESTDIR=$(pwd) PATCHLIST="DIRNAME1.ok DIRNAME2.ok" install
```

19
debian/tools/patchupdate.py vendored
View File

@ -505,15 +505,24 @@ sudo make install
### Excluding patches
It is also possible to apply only a subset of the patches, for example if you're compiling
for a distribution where PulseAudio is not installed, or if you just don't like a specific
patchset. Please note that some patchsets depend on each other, and requesting an impossible
situation might result in a failure to apply all patches.
It is also possible to apply only a subset of the patches, for example if you're
compiling for a distribution where PulseAudio is not installed, or if you just don't
like a specific patchset. Please note that some patchsets depend on each other, and
requesting an impossible situation might result in a failure to apply all patches.
Lets assume you want to exclude the patchset in directory DIRNAME, then just invoke make like that:
Lets assume you want to exclude the patchset in directory DIRNAME, then just invoke the
Makefile like this:
```bash
make -C ./patches DESTDIR=$(pwd) install -W DIRNAME.ok
```
Using the same method its also possible to exclude multiple patchsets. If you want to
exclude a very large number of patches, it is easier to do specify a list of patches
which should be included instead. To apply for example only the patchsets in directory
DIRNAME1 and DIRNAME2, you can use:
```bash
make -C ./patches DESTDIR=$(pwd) PATCHLIST="DIRNAME1.ok DIRNAME2.ok" install
```
"""
def generate_readme(all_patches, fp):