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I can add tar packaing that follows kernel convention, so it will be something like make tar-src-pkg.
Only issue that it has comparing to autotools make dist is that it has to be done in git repository (I guess it's nonissue at all). Other than that it's easier to develop, cos it's based on git-archive feature and easier to maintain, cos developers don't have to add anything to makefiles so make dist could track what to include in tar
@jajanusz Good to know, let's follow kernel convention. And there is a problem with previous "make dist" is that it can't compile using the same compile steps in git after untar the tarball. Please note me when your solution is ready, I will double check and make it work with this.
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jajanusz commentedon Dec 5, 2018
I can add tar packaing that follows kernel convention, so it will be something like
make tar-src-pkg.Only issue that it has comparing to autotools
make distis that it has to be done in git repository (I guess it's nonissue at all). Other than that it's easier to develop, cos it's based on git-archive feature and easier to maintain, cos developers don't have to add anything to makefiles somake distcould track what to include in tarlgirdwood commentedon Dec 5, 2018
@jajanusz yeah, lets follow kernel convention, we need x.y.z for version alongside any other tags/names.
zhuyingjiang commentedon Dec 7, 2018
@jajanusz Good to know, let's follow kernel convention. And there is a problem with previous "make dist" is that it can't compile using the same compile steps in git after untar the tarball. Please note me when your solution is ready, I will double check and make it work with this.
zhuyingjiang commentedon Feb 20, 2019
Close, this is move to #954, and solved in #951