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Re: Installing command line tools
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Re: Installing command line tools


  • Subject: Re: Installing command line tools
  • From: Eli Bach <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 11:04:58 -0800


On Feb 3, 2009, at 11:56 PM, Eli Bach wrote:

* Is there a way to Iceberg behavior out of PackageMaker w.r.t. a
directory's contents?

Yeah, this behaviour annoys me as well (that you can't just tell it to grab everything in a folder when it builds, instead of just the files present when the folder is added to the package in PackageMaker).


Offhand, I can only think of brute-forcing it in, as in, directly editing the plist's within the pmdoc (as it's just a folder of a couple of plists)


Just to follow up on this, PackageMaker seems to not really be deterministic about this.

I just checked my current installer, and PackageMaker left the "packagename-contents.xml" file within the .pmdoc virtually empty (it only has "<pkg-contents spec="1.12"/>"). However, now when I reopen the .pmdoc and switch to looking at the package contents, PackageMaker will update this file with the specific contents of the folder. It appears to only hold the listing of all the files, so you may be able to just keep it as the empty xml tag. For me, building the package from the command line, it seems to properly grab the contents of the folder.

This may be the way to do it. But I've also noticed that PackageMaker will sometimes (not always) crash if I remove the file xml entries from it using a text editor and then opening the .pmdoc

Eli
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