> On 18. Jun 2022, at 17:20, jbo@insane.engineer wrote: > > > Hello guys, > > Please excuse the non-telling subject of this e-mail. I am a bit lost here > and don't exactly understand where the problem I'm about to outline > originates form. > > A few weeks ago, I created a port of a C++17 library which is built using > CMake. Everything went very smoothly. > Now I wanted to create another port, also of a C++17 library which is built > using CMake. While the port itself compiles & installs successfully, I cannot > pass `make check-plist`. > > What I basically see happening is that the port builds and installs correctly > but it installs under /usr/local/ rather than in $STAGEDIR/usr/local/ > > The only notable difference between this port and the one I already published > is that this one depends on Qt5 libraries. However, I doubt that this has an > effect. > > Building & installing the library manually (outside of FreeBSD's port > infrastructure) allows me to control where the various files are being > installed by CMake by setting CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX. > This leads me to believe that there is nothing inherently wrong with the > upstream CMake scripts. > > I'm not really sure what to ask for other than: Where do I go from here?
Step 1 would be sharing the published port and the one not published yet with the list, so this isn’t purely theoretical ;) -m
