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I understand that that’s what’s supposed to happen in theory, but it doesn’t. I end up with a non-relocatable .app file |
Hm, can you please check the make.log file if the rule is executed? It should look like: PBXCp "Couchbase Server/erl" "build/Release/Apache CouchDB.app/Contents/Resources/couchdbx-core/bin/erl" |
It looks like the rule you mention does get executed. But that doesn’t address the fact that the |
Yeah, there is definitely an oddity here:
Why would it look in When I copy/symlink |
fixed this in janl@3110ca4 building this on 10.7 runs on 10.7 and 10.8. |
Here is a link to the resulting binary/zip: http://people.apache.org/~jan/Apache-CouchDB-1.2.1.zip It still fails to be portable: [15:48:58] jan____: /couchdbx-core/bin/couchdb: line 263: /Users/jan/build/bin/erl: No such file or directory on 10.8 |
It looks like |
These two made things work: |
Latest binary up http://people.apache.org/%7Ejan/Apache-CouchDB-1.2.1.zip (same url) |
+1 works for me. Tested relocating as well. osx 10.6.8 On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 10:26 AM, Jan Lehnardt [email protected]:
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I didn't even expect that, that is awesome, thanks Ryan! On 14.02.2013, at 18:43, Ryan Ramage [email protected] wrote:
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Great job. +1 on 10.8.2 |
Hi,
I tried following the instructions. Aside from a build-couchdb issue that I filed separately, I had to change a few things.
xcodebuild
expects the build folder to be in../build-couchdb-1.2.1/build
instead of~/build
xcodebuild
then expectserl
to be in~/build/bin
. I triedlink -s
ing the above build directory to~/build
, I got the build to succeed, but now the Erlang system that is used to start the server is in~/build/
. Testing the
.appon another Mac then fails of course, because
~/build` doesn’t exist.This seems to be missing a little fiddling with paths and whatnot, but looks otherwise fairly robust to make proper releases with in an automated way. I am happy to help if I can get a few pointers :)
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