[Sputnik-list] petrodoc

[Yuri Takhteyev]

>  The script didn't create the tmp directory.
>  And the tmp directory isn't part of the repository.

Whoops.  Yes, the script should create it.  I'll fix it.

>  I'm not sure but :
>  build = {
>     type = "none",
>     install = {
>        lua = { "src/colors.lua" }
>     }
>  }
>  This command make a copy of src/color.lua to lua/colors.lua ?

No, I changed "lua" to "src" in svn for colors.  I am thinking of
doing it for everything else too, since "src" seems more standard.
But it wouldn't be hard to convince me not to.

>  But can't you let the repository directly usable as a rock ?
>  My setup is :
>    - checkout the repository
>    - make link in the rock repository (sputnik/cvs-2 -> ../../sputnik-
>  orig/rocks/sputnik )
>       (need to manually copy : rockspec to sputnik-cvs-2.rockspec)
>    - run : luarocks-admin make_manifest
>
>  I know that your point of view, is to package yours working files.
>  But mine is : keep up-to-date copy by just making a checkout.

I don't have anything against running everything fresh out of SVN, I
just haven't gotten around to figuring out a good way to do that and
packaging rocks has been a higher priority.  So, you tell me: what
should we do?  I didn't quite understand your solution.  Note that
alternatively we could write a script that would generate make
symlinks from some directory (e.g., ~/sputnik/share/lua/5.1) to all
the files in the rocks.

>  It would be nice to known other people deal with svn/luarocks.
>  Any advice ?

Perhaps this is a good question to ask on luarocks-developers?

  - yuri

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