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<helby>
river arrived at alpine linux repo ;/
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<Misthios>
nice
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<ifreund>
hrm, that alpine linux package has some issues... for example it installs a debug build of river
<ifreund>
and copies the example init to /etc for some reason... doesn't alpine have a /usr/share/examples or similar?
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<leon-p>
the packager probably assumed river will use a global init if the user does not have a local one
<omni>
I guess it would be /usr/share/doc/river/example-init or something
<omni>
but it's in the testing repo
<ifreund>
I guess I should open an issue or something
<omni>
I think you can login to gitlab.alpinelinux.org with your github or gitlab account, if you don't want to create another there
<omni>
if you open an MR, the gitlab CI will build for the chosen architectures
<ifreund>
oh, and it also doesn't build for the baseline CPU
<ifreund>
I should probably make a MR this evening so people don't thing my software is broken :D
<helby>
alpine does not use any kind of /example or something like that, even sway install /etc/sway
<helby>
no idea why, always hate if something from package is in /etc but ...
<helby>
packaging in alpine is not great usually ;/ as one maintainer usually take care of hundreds of packages ;/
<omni>
ifreund: =)
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<omni>
#alpine-devel@irc.oftc.net if there are any packaging related questions
<omni>
helby: wrt sway, isn't it the default config you think of as an example file? according to sway(1), /etc/sway/config is the fifth place sway'll search for a config file
<helby>
yes that I mean, the same like with river, no?
<helby>
oh no, in river, it's just and example
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<leon-p>
also river does not at anything in /etc when it can't find $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/river/init or $HOME/.config/river/init. River has no system configuration
<leon-p>
^ look
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<helby>
it's in commit that it put /etc/river/init bc. it is in riverctl man page mentioned
<leon-p>
you're right, it really is in rivrectl.1
<leon-p>
we might want to remove that reference
<helby>
what's debug build? I don't see anything like that in APKBUILD
<helby>
it fetch regular release
<novakane>
zig default build mode is debug unless you use a flag like -Drelease-safe
<helby>
it's used that flag
<ifreund>
zig doesn't separate build/install steps
<ifreund>
the default is to install to ./zig-out
<ifreund>
so in build() they install a release build to ./zig-out and then in install() they install a debug build to /usr or whatever
<helby>
oh, that explain dbg info in tty ;/
<ifreund>
whoops, didn't realize we had a stray /etc mention in the man page :/
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<omni>
so it should rather do something like `install zig-out/bin/* "$pkgdir"/usr/bin/`
<helby>
now the size is more than a half of it, cool