Re: Cleaning up after installing packages
"Jason V. Miller" <[email protected]>
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On Wed, Dec 13, 2006 at 11:48:32AM -0500, Trey Sizemore wrote: > So could installing a package and subsequent cleaning be done in one > fell swoop with?: > > # make install clean clean-depends distclean The short answer is yes. The long asnwer is kind of, though it's more correct to call make twice as follows: # make install && make clean clean-depends distclean; Which won't remove your distfiles in the event that the build fails, and for some reason I think that combining clean and build targets in a single make command is bad practice (though I can't recall why). I personally find it handy to keep my distfiles around until they're no longer required by any packages in the tree. You can use the -r option to lintpksrc(1) (from pkgtools/pkglint) to do this for you. J. -- Jason V. Miller