#10427 NORM 11.2.0-: mimetypes.xml defined by activities not installed when installing activities

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#10427: mimetypes.xml defined by activities not installed when installing
activities
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           Reporter:  erikos        |       Owner:  erikos                           
               Type:  defect        |      Status:  new                              
           Priority:  normal        |   Milestone:  11.2.0-M3                        
          Component:  build-system  |     Version:  Development build as of this date
         Resolution:                |    Keywords:                                   
        Next_action:  code          |    Verified:  0                                
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Comment(by jvonau):

 sugar_activity_group parses the url for the activity set while
 sugarlab_activities sugar_activities_extra parses the ini file. I don't
 use sugarlab_activities and  sugar_activity_group at the same time.

 In the three methods I'm looking at replacing:
 "unzip -d \$INSTALL_ROOT/home/olpc/Library -q '$outfile'"

 with a copy to build/cache/bundles. This will allow /bundles to be bind
 mounted into the image after the directory is populated, at lets say
 /media. Next chroot in to the image get a listing of /media and run sugar-
 install-bundle against the list. Next umount the bind. The net result is
 you have your three methods populating a holding directory that is
 available off line. Remove the above methods from the .ini and the bundles
 are still available for re-use via /bundles. Just have to add a cleanup
 routine to recreate /bundles if those options are selected. What do you
 think?

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