Autoreconf error for rofi-calc

[sarmong]

Describe the bug

I have a pacscript for rofi-calc. It was working fine before 5.0, but now that I migrated it to new version, it no longer works.

This is the error I get after running autoreconf

/usr/bin/libtoolize: 1: eval: hookable_fns+=: not found
libtoolize:   error: 'func_options_prep' does not accept hook functions.
autoreconf: error: libtoolize failed with exit status: 1

To reproduce

1. Download this pacscript
2. pacstall -I rofi-calc.pacscript

Expected behavior

No errors

Screenshots

OS version

Debian 12

Pacstall version

5.1.1

[Elsie19]

Can you try putting the line:

cd "${_archive}"

above line https://github.com/sarmong/pacstall-sarmong/blob/5f3b807936fc0094efa405334dc9b4ab0ef21246/packages/rofi-calc/rofi-calc.pacscript#L17

[sarmong]

Yeah, I forgot to put it in when pushing, but it fails on prepare step anyways.

[Elsie19]

Works for me. What issue do you get?

[sarmong]

It runs fine for me, I get errors only in pacstall

rofi-calc-2024-05-27_20.56.32.mp4

[Elsie19]

Run pacstall -V.

[sarmong]

I already mentioned pacstall version in the original post. It is 5.1.1.

[Elsie19]

Can you copy the pacscript and run docker run -it --net=host --privileged ghcr.io/pacstall/pacstall:latest bash, and test it in there?

[sarmong]

it works. Did it succeed for you on Ubuntu? Could it be Debian-specific issue? Is there a Debian-based docker image to test with?

[Elsie19]

it works. Did it succeed for you on Ubuntu? Could it be Debian-specific issue? Is there a Debian-based docker image to test with?

Yes, you can do any of the following:

$ docker run -it --net=host --privileged ghcr.io/pacstall/debian-stable:develop-978e2905 bash
$ docker run -it --net=host --privileged ghcr.io/pacstall/debian-unstable:develop-978e2905 bash
$ docker run -it --net=host --privileged ghcr.io/pacstall/debian-testing:develop-978e2905 bash

[sarmong]

Yep, same error on debian-stable docker as I have.

[Elsie19]

Can you try installing libtool-bin and libtool in the docker before running the script?

[sarmong]

Didn't help.

[sarmong]

Hey, any updates?

[Elsie19]

No, we couldn't find anything besides simply disallowing debian, unless that works for you.