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General
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coreutils is packaged in an unusual way. The binaries are published on
crates.io. As we don't want to package them separately, we have to do
some voodoo magic to make it more maintainable but not following
the typical debcargo process.
To be coinstallable with GNU coreutils, manpages are called rust-$PROGRAM.
Reminder
========
It is NOT recommended to use that in production.
See the package description for the list of reasons.
Install
=======
Because rust-coreutils can easily break a system, it isn't replacing the
GNU coreutils.
Instead, we are installing the binaries in /usr/lib/cargo/bin/coreutils/.
Usage
=====
To use rust-coreutils instead GNU, use:
$ export PATH=/usr/lib/cargo/bin/coreutils/:$PATH
As rust-coreutils aims at being a drop-in replacement, it is possible
to override the GNU coreutils binaries.
We are NOT installing the binaries in /usr/lib/cargo/bin/ to avoid unexpected errors
in case users already added /usr/lib/cargo/bin/ in their PATH to get fd or others binaries.
Zsh-completion
==============
Add:
fpath=(/usr/share/zsh/site-functions/rust-coreutils/ $fpath)
to your ~/.zshrc
And maybe run:
rm -f ~/.zcompdump; compinit
Repack
======
Use the repack script to create a new package:
./src/coreutils/debian/repack.sh <version>
For example:
./src/coreutils/debian/repack.sh 0.7.0
If the patches do not apply, you will have to do
cd build/coreutils
quilt push -f
and do the rebase dance.
For now, we are following upstream version.
If one day, we want to replace GNU/coreutils package with this one,
we will have to follow the version of the GNU version as we have some packages
having an explicit minimal dep (ex: initramfs-tools-core, xinit, initscripts)
-- Sylvestre Ledru <sylvestre@debian.org>, Sun, 22 Dec 2024 14:17:56 +0100
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