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Makefile: collapse 'case ... esac' onto one shell line
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make runs each recipe line in its own shell (typically /bin/sh
= dash on Debian). A multi-line case/esac block — same gotcha
as the earlier 'if/then/fi' — gets split across shells, and
the second shell sees 'esac' as a stray keyword and bails:

  /bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: end of file unexpected (expecting ")")

Collapse the case into a single line with a command substitution,
then assign the result to DPKG_ARCH_ARGS. Same pattern as the
single-line if/then/fi used later.
Paul Schneider 2026-08-17 17:59:05 +01:00
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@ -49,11 +49,7 @@ deb:
# For linux-x64, it sets the host arch to amd64 explicitly # For linux-x64, it sets the host arch to amd64 explicitly
# (which matches the runner — no-op, but keeps the call site # (which matches the runner — no-op, but keeps the call site
# uniform). Other RIDs are rejected. # uniform). Other RIDs are rejected.
case "$(POSTIT_RUNTIME)" in DPKG_ARCH_ARGS=$$(case "$(POSTIT_RUNTIME)" in linux-arm64) echo "-aarm64" ;; linux-x64) echo "-aamd64" ;; *) echo "unsupported POSTIT_RUNTIME=$(POSTIT_RUNTIME)" >&2; exit 1 ;; esac)
linux-arm64) DPKG_ARCH_ARGS="-aarm64" ;;
linux-x64) DPKG_ARCH_ARGS="-aamd64" ;;
*) echo " ERROR: unsupported POSTIT_RUNTIME=$(POSTIT_RUNTIME)" >&2; exit 1 ;;
esac
# dpkg-architecture with no -t/-a flags just prints the arch # dpkg-architecture with no -t/-a flags just prints the arch
# info; with -aarm64, it exports the variables needed for a # info; with -aarm64, it exports the variables needed for a
# cross-build targeting arm64. Use 'eval' to put those vars # cross-build targeting arm64. Use 'eval' to put those vars