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CPACK might be over-configured on Linux #182
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After a quick read, I've updated my preference. I am fine with |
That last line seems strange to me. Is that a holdover from the in-tree builds? That should probably be excluded when packaging debs. But maybe it's harmless to have it there. |
Oh well...
Agreed, I don't even use CMake with make any more and as you said it's not needed any more.
Creating a Debian package without
IMHO: |
With [QStandardPaths::AppDataLocation|https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qstandardpaths.html#StandardLocation-enum] Qt will search in |
CPACK_INSTALL_PREFIX
here and should instead be usingCPACK_PACKAGING_INSTALL_PREFIX
, if at all.CPACK_SET_DESTDIR
.I came upon this because I noticed that LabRecorder{xxx}.deb installs to
/usr/LabRecorder
though we'd probably prefer it installs to/usr/bin/LabRecorder
or even/usr/local/bin/LabRecorder
. I don't have a preference for/usr/bin
or/usr/local/bin
, but it feels bad to pollute/usr
directly.Assigning @tstenner because you're still listed as the CPACK_DEBIAN_PACKAGE_MAINTAINER :P
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