# initialization - the init system ScrapLinux runs as pid 1.
#
# A fork of Leah Neukirchen's nitro: the supervision core is nitro's and so is
# the licence. What is different is the boot report, the naming, and that this
# is the init ScrapLinux ships rather than one of several a system might pick.
#
# Pinned to a commit rather than a tag because the fork has no releases yet.
# A branch archive would build something different every time it was fetched,
# which is not a package.
name=initialization
version=0.8.1
release=1
desc="The ScrapLinux init system and process supervisor"
url="https://github.com/apiwo/initialization"
license="0BSD"
depend="glibc"
# initctl answers as poweroff, reboot, halt and shutdown - they are links to
# it, because they talk to pid 1 and only the running init can answer. On a
# machine booted with initialization those are the right ones, so they are
# taken from busybox the same way less and wget are.
replaces="busybox"
makedepend=""
_commit=e3a37de
# Named after the commit, not the version: the cache is keyed on the file
# name, so a version-named archive is not re-fetched when the commit it
# pins moves and the build silently keeps using the old source.
source="initialization-$_commit.tar.gz::https://github.com/apiwo/initialization/archive/$_commit.tar.gz"
sha256="SKIP"

build() {
	cd "initialization-$_commit"
	make PREFIX=/usr
}

package() {
	cd "initialization-$_commit"
	make install PREFIX=/usr DESTDIR="$pkgdir"
	# /usr/bin/service belongs to scraplinux-base: it is the wrapper that hands
	# a verb to whichever init is actually running, so nothing here should
	# answer for an init that is not.
	rm -f "$pkgdir/usr/bin/service"
}