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 It was proposed that we document _all_ pkgsrc targets,  It was proposed that we document _all_ pkgsrc targets,
 but this is unreasonable and useless.  but this is unreasonable and useless.
 Most targets are ancilliary ones,  Most targets are ancilliary ones;
 they exist because that's how make(1) works,  they exist because that's how [[!template id=man name=make section=1]] works.
 only few of them are useful for regular work.  Only few of them are useful for regular work.
   
 The following targets may be useful to invoke from keyboard:  The following targets may be useful to invoke from keyboard:
   
   * "depends" to build and install dependencies
   * "fetch" to fetch distribution file(s)
   * "checksum" to fetch and check distribution file(s)
 * "extract" to look at unmodified source  * "extract" to look at unmodified source
 * "patch" to look at initial source  * "patch" to look at initial source
 * "configure" to stop after configure stage  * "configure" to stop after configure stage
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 * "deinstall" to deinstall previous package  * "deinstall" to deinstall previous package
 * "package-install" to install package and build binary package  * "package-install" to install package and build binary package
 * "install" to install package  * "install" to install package
   * "bin-install" to attempt to skip building from source and use pre-built binary package
   
   Cleanup targets (in separate section because of importance):
   
   * "clean-depends" to remove work directories for dependencies
   * "clean" to remove work directory
   * "distclean" to remove distribution file(s)
   * "package-clean" to remove binary package
   
   The following targets are useful in development and thus may be useful for an advanced user:
   
   * "makesum" to fetch and generate checksum for distributed file(s)
   * "makepatchsum" to (re)generate checksum for patches
   * "makedistinfo" to (re)generate "distinfo" file (creating checksums for distributed file and patches)
   * "mps" short for "makepatchsum"
   * "mdi" short for "makedistinfo"
   * "print-PLIST" to _attempt_ to generate correct packaging list
   (NB! It helps, but it _doesn't_ eliminate manual work.)
   
 For example, package updating looks like this:  For example, package updating looks like this:
 <pre>  
 rm -f distinfo && su root -c "make makesum clean" && make makepatchsum  [[!template id=programlisting text="""
 make clean && make stage-install # build  $ su root -c "make depends clean-depends clean" # to catch new dependencies
   $ rm -f distinfo && su root -c "make makesum clean" && make makepatchsum
   $ make clean && make stage-install # build
 # modify patches  # modify patches
 make makepatchsum # and build again, or  $ make makepatchsum # and build again, or
 make makepatchsum && make clean && make patch # until all patches apply, if they failed at first  $ make makepatchsum && make clean && make patch # until all patches apply, if they failed at first
 make print-PLIST | diff -u PLIST -  $ make print-PLIST | diff -u PLIST -
 # modify PLIST  # modify PLIST
 rm $(make show-var VARNAME=WRKDIR)/.PLIST* # this deserves to be another target  $ rm $(make show-var VARNAME=WRKDIR)/.PLIST* # this deserves to be another target
 make stage-install  $ make stage-install
 # modify PLIST again or build again  # modify PLIST again or build again
 make test # just to check for regressions  $ make test # just to check for regressions
 su root -c "make package deinstall bin-install" # or  $ su root -c "make package deinstall bin-install" # or
 su root -c "make package replace"  $ su root -c "make package replace"
 </pre>  """]]
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