> Using "bzr export" means it will be impossible to use build-binary.sh when the
> source directory is not a bazaar branch, e.g. has been unpacked from a source
> tarball.
Indeed, however these scripts convenience scripts meant for using with the full branch when we're building the packages (or a sample), not for the exported source. For an exported source a standard configure/make procedure should be used (and only the Percona-Server/ subdirectory).
Please notice that bzr(1) and a .bzr/ directory was already a requirement for the script since we use bzr revno for adding the revision number to the binary name.
> Using "bzr export" means it will be impossible to use build-binary.sh when the
> source directory is not a bazaar branch, e.g. has been unpacked from a source
> tarball.
Indeed, however these scripts convenience scripts meant for using with the full branch when we're building the packages (or a sample), not for the exported source. For an exported source a standard configure/make procedure should be used (and only the Percona-Server/ subdirectory).
Please notice that bzr(1) and a .bzr/ directory was already a requirement for the script since we use bzr revno for adding the revision number to the binary name.