termux-bootsrap build failed when changeing PackageName

[RohitKushvaha01]

I get this error when i run generate bootstraps sh

[*] Extracting 'unzip'...
[*] Adding termux bootstrap second stage files...
./scripts/generate-bootstraps.sh: line 264: /tmp/bootstrap-tmp.M7xebsCl/rootfs-arm//data/data/com.rk.xededitor/files/usr/etc/profile.d/01-termux-bootstrap-second-stage-fallback.sh: No such file or directory

it works fine if i use "com.termux" but fails when i use "com.rk.xededitor"

this is the scripts/properties.sh

 cat scripts/properties.sh 
# XXX: This file is sourced by repology-updater script
# So avoid doing things like executing commands except of those available in
# coreutils and are clearly not a default part of most Linux installations,
# or sourcing any other script in our build directories.

TERMUX_SDK_REVISION=9123335
TERMUX_ANDROID_BUILD_TOOLS_VERSION=33.0.1
# when changing the above:
# change TERMUX_PKG_VERSION (and remove TERMUX_PKG_REVISION if necessary) in:
#   apksigner, d8
# and trigger rebuild of them
: "${TERMUX_NDK_VERSION_NUM:="27"}"
: "${TERMUX_NDK_REVISION:=""}"
TERMUX_NDK_VERSION=$TERMUX_NDK_VERSION_NUM$TERMUX_NDK_REVISION
# when changing the above:
# update version and hashsum in packages
#   libandroid-stub, libc++, ndk-multilib, ndk-sysroot, vulkan-loader-android
# and update SHA256 sums in scripts/setup-android-sdk.sh
# check all packages build and run correctly and bump if needed

: "${TERMUX_JAVA_HOME:=/usr/lib/jvm/java-17-openjdk-amd64}"
export JAVA_HOME=${TERMUX_JAVA_HOME}

if [ "${TERMUX_PACKAGES_OFFLINE-false}" = "true" ]; then
        export ANDROID_HOME=${TERMUX_SCRIPTDIR}/build-tools/android-sdk-$TERMUX_SDK_REVISION
        export NDK=${TERMUX_SCRIPTDIR}/build-tools/android-ndk-r${TERMUX_NDK_VERSION}
else
        : "${ANDROID_HOME:="${HOME}/lib/android-sdk-$TERMUX_SDK_REVISION"}"
        : "${NDK:="${HOME}/lib/android-ndk-r${TERMUX_NDK_VERSION}"}"
fi

# Termux packages configuration.
TERMUX_APP_PACKAGE="com.rk.xededitor"
TERMUX_BASE_DIR="/data/data/${TERMUX_APP_PACKAGE}/files"
TERMUX_CACHE_DIR="/data/data/${TERMUX_APP_PACKAGE}/cache"
TERMUX_ANDROID_HOME="${TERMUX_BASE_DIR}/home"
TERMUX_APPS_DIR="${TERMUX_BASE_DIR}/apps"
TERMUX_PREFIX_CLASSICAL="${TERMUX_BASE_DIR}/usr"
TERMUX_PREFIX="${TERMUX_PREFIX_CLASSICAL}"
TERMUX_ETC_PREFIX_DIR_PATH="${TERMUX_PREFIX}/etc"
TERMUX_PROFILE_D_PREFIX_DIR_PATH="${TERMUX_ETC_PREFIX_DIR_PATH}/profile.d"
TERMUX_CONFIG_PREFIX_DIR_PATH="${TERMUX_ETC_PREFIX_DIR_PATH}/termux"
TERMUX_BOOTSTRAP_CONFIG_DIR_PATH="${TERMUX_CONFIG_PREFIX_DIR_PATH}/bootstrap"

# Path to CGCT tools
CGCT_DEFAULT_PREFIX="/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/glibc"
export CGCT_DIR="/data/data/com.termux/cgct"

# Package name for the packages hosted on the repo.
# This must only equal TERMUX_APP_PACKAGE if using custom repo that
# has packages that were built with same package name.
TERMUX_REPO_PACKAGE="com.termux"

# Termux repo urls.
TERMUX_REPO_URL=()
TERMUX_REPO_DISTRIBUTION=()
TERMUX_REPO_COMPONENT=()

export TERMUX_PACKAGES_DIRECTORIES=$(jq --raw-output 'del(.pkg_format) | keys | .[]' ${TERMUX_SCRIPTDIR}/repo.json)

for url in $(jq -r 'del(.pkg_format) | .[] | .url' ${TERMUX_SCRIPTDIR}/repo.json); do
        TERMUX_REPO_URL+=("$url")
done
for distribution in $(jq -r 'del(.pkg_format) | .[] | .distribution' ${TERMUX_SCRIPTDIR}/repo.json); do
        TERMUX_REPO_DISTRIBUTION+=("$distribution")
done
for component in $(jq -r 'del(.pkg_format) | .[] | .component' ${TERMUX_SCRIPTDIR}/repo.json); do
        TERMUX_REPO_COMPONENT+=("$component")
done

# Allow to override setup.
for f in "${HOME}/.config/termux/termuxrc.sh" "${HOME}/.termux/termuxrc.sh" "${HOME}/.termuxrc"; do
        if [ -f "$f" ]; then
                echo "Using builder configuration from '$f'..."
                . "$f"
                break
        fi
done
unset f

[sylirre]

generate-bootstraps.sh pulls packages from official Termux repository, hence package name must equal com.termux.

[RohitKushvaha01]

How can I change the package name? The bootstrap with 'com.termux' is not working in my app 🙁

[sylirre]

In order to use generate-bootstraps.sh you need to build base packages first, then create a local apt packages repository and target generate-bootstraps.sh on it.

Otherwise use build-bootstraps.sh instead, although I heard that it is broken.

[TomJo2000]

Provided all the packages for the bootstrap can be built from source.

• I should probably make it a point to verify that as part of
  [Bug]: Some packages cannot be built #20966
  and Some packages cannot be built 2: Electric boogaloo #21130