Hi,
If you have some files in current directory that match $DIFF_EXCLUDES,
their extension aren't exclude
for example, you have :
./test.c
./test.c~
./package-123-1.cygport
./package-123-1/src/package-123/file1.c
./package-123-1/src/package-123/file1.c~
./package-123-1/src/package-123/file2.c
./package-123-1/src/package-123/file2.c~
$ cygport package-123-1.cygport diff
dosn't exclude file1.c~ / file2.c~ as expected
in pkg_pkg.cygpart / __pkg_diff()
...
for exclude in ${default_excludes}
do
diff_excludes_x+=" -x ${exclude}";
done
case ${DIFF_EXCLUDES} in
-x*)
diff_excludes_x+=" ${DIFF_EXCLUDES}";
;;
*)
for exclude in ${DIFF_EXCLUDES}
do
diff_excludes_x+=" -x ${exclude}";
done
;;
esac
...
${default_excludes} contents "*~" that matche the file ./test.c~ also
${default_excludes} is expended in " .... test.c~..."
the command line for "diff" will be :
diff -uprN ... -x test.c~
instead of
diff -uprN ... -x *~
A possible workaround : set -f / set +f like :
...
set -f
for exclude in ${default_excludes}
do
diff_excludes_x+=" -x ${exclude}";
done
case ${DIFF_EXCLUDES} in
-x*)
diff_excludes_x+=" ${DIFF_EXCLUDES}";
;;
*)
for exclude in ${DIFF_EXCLUDES}
do
diff_excludes_x+=" -x ${exclude}";
done
;;
esac
set +f
...
It is just a minor improvement to get smaller patch files (without
backup file like .c~)
Best Regards and many thanks for cygport
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