I have tried running
pie install mongodb/mongodb-extension
on FreeBSD what resulted to following error:
make: /root/.pie/php8.5_e5f4aa0c439f2f7b3b779be755bdf64c/vendor/mongodb/mongodb-extension/mongodb-2.3.3/Makefile:208: warning: Invalid character " " in variable name "realpath /usr/local/lib/php/20250925/json.so"
On FreeBSD, simple make command runs BSD make, which is available as a part of base system on /usr/bin/make path.
GNU make has to be installed as a package, its installation path is /usr/local/bin/gmake and could be run as a gmake command.
As a test and workaround, I made a temporary symlink /sbin/make -> /usr/local/bin/gmake which caused that executing make runs GNU make, as expected by pie. After this change I was able to run
pie install mongodb/mongodb-extension
without any issue.
So, to solve this bug, pie should do some test to detect its environment and choose between make and gmake correctly. It could be running uname to detect FreeBSD as an OS, it could be running make -v and gmake -v and check for "GNU make" string, or something similar.
Or, at least, command line option called --with-make-path should be added, like there are similar options for phpize, php-config and php.
Maybe it would be good to do both.
I have tried running
pie install mongodb/mongodb-extensionon FreeBSD what resulted to following error:
On FreeBSD, simple make command runs BSD make, which is available as a part of base system on /usr/bin/make path.
GNU make has to be installed as a package, its installation path is /usr/local/bin/gmake and could be run as a gmake command.
As a test and workaround, I made a temporary symlink /sbin/make -> /usr/local/bin/gmake which caused that executing make runs GNU make, as expected by pie. After this change I was able to run
pie install mongodb/mongodb-extensionwithout any issue.
So, to solve this bug, pie should do some test to detect its environment and choose between make and gmake correctly. It could be running uname to detect FreeBSD as an OS, it could be running make -v and gmake -v and check for "GNU make" string, or something similar.
Or, at least, command line option called --with-make-path should be added, like there are similar options for phpize, php-config and php.
Maybe it would be good to do both.