2011/11/18 Paul Eggleton <paul.eggle...@linux.intel.com> > On Friday 18 November 2011 15:28:28 Frans Meulenbroeks wrote: > > Is ordering of PACKAGES relevant? If so, please enlighten me why. > > It is. The packaging code reads this in order and the first package to > match a > file is the package that the file will go into; thus if you want to add a > package that will include files that would normally be in one of the > default > packages you need to prepend to PACKAGES so that your new package gets the > files first. > > Ah, ok. understood. Not fully sure if the current behaviour is the most desirable one. Is it still possible to put a file into two packages by explicitly adding it to both?
Also it might be somewhat confusing that a line that adds say a dir to a package does not necessarily get all fies in that dir in the package Personally I think I prefer to have all added in that case, irrespective if a previous package already took a file from it. Alternately it could be seen as a QA issue if a file could have been added to two packages (in which case a more strict pattern should have been used somewhere) Frans
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