xbps-triggers: add openjdk-profile trigger
This removes the need for each openjdk package to provide their own /etc/profile.d entry, and fixes the conflict caused by each providing their own.
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@ -62,6 +62,7 @@ packages for XBPS, the `Void Linux` native packaging system.
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* [kernel-hooks](#triggers_kernel_hooks)
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* [mimedb](#triggers_mimedb)
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* [mkdirs](#triggers_mkdirs)
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* [openjdk-profile](#triggers_openjdk_profile)
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* [pango-modules](#triggers_pango_module)
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* [pycompile](#triggers_pycompile)
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* [register-shell](#triggers_register_shell)
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@ -2000,6 +2001,13 @@ During removal it will delete the directory using `rmdir`.
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To include this trigger use the `make_dirs` variable, as the trigger won't do anything
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unless it is defined.
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<a id="triggers_openjdk_profile"></a>
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#### openjdk-profile
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The openjdk-profile trigger is responsible for creating an entry in /etc/profile.d that
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sets the `JAVA_HOME` environment variable to the currently-selected alternative for
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`/usr/bin/java` on installation. This trigger must be manually requested.
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<a id="triggers_pango_module"></a>
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#### pango-modules
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