friendly ping :) I have a scratch of a luarocks.port.mk that would help further in packaging lua stuff, but importing luarocks itself is a good first step forward (if not only for folks that work with the language.) Re-attaching sthen@ tweaked tarball for convenience
Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> writes: > On 2021/11/09 10:18, Omar Polo wrote: >> >> Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> writes: >> [...] >> Attaching an updated tarball which produces >> >> % for v in 51 52 53; do FLAVOR=lua$v make install; done >> ... >> % pkg_info | grep luarocks >> luarocks-lua51-3.8.0 package manager for lua 5.1 >> luarocks-lua52-3.8.0 package manager for lua 5.2 >> luarocks-lua53-3.8.0 package manager for lua 5.3 >> >> I've also tweaked the DESCR, now it reads: >> >> > LuaRocks is the package manager for Lua modules. It allows you to >> > create and install Lua modules as self-contained packages called >> > rocks. >> >> (i.e. without ${MODLUA_VERSION}) > > Great, that's looking better. > > One last thing, you have it looking for configs in share/examples at > runtime, it needs the diff below or similar so the config can be edited > without causing problems at update time. New tgz attached is ok with me > to import.
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