sfdk-make-install

Install built files in Sailfish OS build target

TLDR

Install the previously built project into the build target sysroot

$ sfdk make-install

Install to a custom destination directory

$ sfdk make-install DESTDIR=[path]

Install in parallel using N jobs

$ sfdk make-install -j[N]

Install verbosely

$ sfdk make-install V=1

SYNOPSIS

sfdk make-install [makearguments_...]

sfdk make-install runs the `install` target of the underlying build system (typically make, cmake, or qmake-generated Makefiles) inside the Sailfish OS build target. It is a thin wrapper around sfdk make that selects the install target and forwards any additional arguments to the build tool.The command is normally executed after sfdk build or sfdk make as part of the development workflow when staging files for inclusion in an RPM package, or when deploying built artifacts to the build target sysroot for testing.

PARAMETERS

DESTDIR=path

Stage installation into path rather than the default sysroot prefix. Standard make/autotools convention.

-jN

Run up to N install jobs in parallel.

V=1

Enable verbose build output.

CAVEATS

Requires an initialized Sailfish SDK build engine and an active build target configured via sfdk config. The project must already be built; sfdk make-install does not trigger compilation. Behavior depends on the project's own install rules.