Ignores install-directory for programs/libraries

[Adam Dingle]

bake apparently ignores the install directory I specify for a program or library. Here's a simple Recipe:

===
package.name = test
package.version = 0.0.1

programs.test {
  sources = test.vala
  install-directory=/a/b/c
}
===

When I build, bake attempts to install in /usr/bin, not /a/b/c:

$ bake install
MKDIR /usr/bin
CP test /usr/bin/test
cp: cannot create regular file ‘/usr/bin/test’: Permission denied
cp test /usr/bin/test
[Command exited with return value 1]
[Build failed]
$

[Adam Dingle (adam-yorba)]

Actually I've found that if I specify a binary-directory at top level, Bake will install there:

===
package.name = test
package.version = 0.0.1

binary-directory=/a/b/c

programs.test {
  sources = test.vala
}
===

$ bake install
MKDIR /a/b/c
mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/a’: Permission denied
mkdir -p /a/b/c
[Command exited with return value 1]
[Build failed]
$

Is this just a documentation bug? In other words, is the existing behavior correct?

[Robert Ancell (robert-ancell)]

I think I just haven't implemented the install-directory override for programs and libraries.

[Robert Ancell (robert-ancell)]

Fixed in 0.1.14