inary build

inary build command is used to build binary packages from source files. Building operation can be made with giving pspec.xml path or source name whether any source repository have been added.

Using

Build command can be used two ways.

sh ~$ inary build <pspec-file>
sh ~$ inary bi <package-file>

and also used with giving source name (unlike emerge, only the package creations happens)

sh ~$ inary build <source-package-name>
sh ~$ inary bi <source-package-name>

Options

build options:

-q, --quiet

Run inary build operation without printing extra debug information.

--ignore-dependency

Do not take dependency information into account.

-O, --output-dir

Output directory for produced packages.

--ignore-action-errors

Bypass errors from ActionsAPI.

--ignore-safety

Bypass safety switch.

--ignore-check

Bypass testing step.

--create-static

Create a static package with ar files.

-F, --package-format

Create the binary package using the given format. Use ‘-F help’ to see a list of supported formats.

--use-quilt

Use quilt patch management system instead of GNU patch.

--ignore-sandbox

Do not constrain build process inside the build folder.

The inary package manager allows you to do the building step by step (each step is specified in the actions.py script as a function.) If an error occurs in any of these steps, the construction can be resumed from the step left. These step specifications is also given to build command as parameters.

Build Steps:

--fetch

Break build after fetching the source archive.

--unpack

Break build after unpacking the source archive, checking sha1sum and applying patches.

--setup

Break build after running configure step.

--build

Break build after running compile step.

--check

Break build after running check step.

--install

Break build after running install step.

--package

Create INARY package.

Example Runtime Output

sh ~$ inary build
Building source package: "expat"
expat-2.2.6.tar.bz2 [cached]
>>> Unpacking archive(s)...
 -> (/var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/work) unpacked.
>>> Setting up source...
GNU Config Update Finished.
GNU Config Update Finished.
[Running Command]: ./configure                 --prefix=/usr                 --build=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu                 --mandir=/usr/share/man                 --infodir=/usr/share/info                 --datadir=/usr/share                 --sysconfdir=/etc                 --localstatedir=/var                 --libexecdir=/usr/libexec                 --disable-static
>>> Build source...
[Running Command]: make -j5
>>> Installing...
[Running Command]: make DESTDIR=/var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install man1dir=/usr/share/man/man1 install
[Running Command]: install -m 0644 "doc/expat.png" /var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install/usr/share/doc/expat/html
[Running Command]: install -m 0644 "doc/valid-xhtml10.png" /var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install/usr/share/doc/expat/html
[Running Command]: install -m 0644 "doc/reference.html" /var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install/usr/share/doc/expat/html
[Running Command]: install -m 0644 "doc/style.css" /var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install/usr/share/doc/expat/html
[Running Command]: install -m 0644 "Changes" /var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install/usr/share/doc/expat
[Running Command]: install -m 0644 "README.md" /var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install/usr/share/doc/expat
Removing special "libtool", file: "/var/inary/expat-2.2.6-1/install/usr/lib/libexpat.la"...
Building package: "expat"
Creating "expat-2.2.6-1-s19-x86_64.inary"...
Building package: "expat-devel"
Creating "expat-devel-2.2.6-1-s19-x86_64.inary"...
Building package: "expat-docs"
Creating "expat-docs-2.2.6-1-s19-x86_64.inary"...
Building package: "expat-pages"
Creating "expat-pages-2.2.6-1-s19-x86_64.inary"...
Keeping build directory
*** 0 error, 1 warning