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Bug #71

[libremakepkg] doesn't stop immediately when unknown option are found

mtjm - almost 12 years ago - . Updated over 11 years ago.

Status:
fixed
Priority:
bug
Category:
-
Assignee:
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% Done:

0%


Description

Example situation when this is a problem:

  1. User spends days building gcc with untested changes in check or package function.
  2. The build fails in check.
  3. User edits PKGBUILD and runs "libremakepkg -R"
  4. libremakepkg warns about an unknown option and prepares to remove the build files.
  5. User spends days building gcc with untested changes in check or package function.

"libremakepkg -- -R" was the correct command.

libremakepkg (and maybe other scripts) should exit immediately after finding that an option is unknown. This is different than configure scripts, which can be quickly rerun and which are useful to run with the same options as other configure scripts.


Related issues

Blocked by libretools - Bug #239: deprecate libremakepkgnot-a-bug2012-11-28

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Blocks libretools - Bug #248: [libremakepkg] behave more like makepkgfixed2012-11-28

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#2

Updated by lukeshu over 11 years ago

This is fixed in git.

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