Alan Coopersmith <[email protected]> wrote:

> Then either I'm misunderstanding you, or you're misunderstanding some failure
> you saw - because I've had to fix or help others fix dozens of broken builds
> where developer error caused a file not to be built and IPS publication 
> aborted
> and refused to build the packages.
>
> It's easy to reproduce the case I'm claiming is what everyone else sees:
>
> % cat test-manifest.p5m
> set name=pkg.fmri [email protected]
> set name=pkg.summary value="Test of package system"
> file group=bin mode=0755 owner=root path=bin/foo
> file group=bin mode=0755 owner=root path=bin/bar
>
> % mkdir proto
> % mkdir proto/bin
> % touch proto/bin/foo
>
> % pkgrepo create repo
> % pkgrepo set -s repo publisher/prefix=test-pub
> % pkgsend -s repo publish -d proto test-manifest.p5m
> pkgsend: Action payload '/bin/bar' was not found in any of the provided 
> locations:
> proto
> % touch proto/bin/bar
> % pkgsend -s repo publish -d proto test-manifest.p5m
> pkg://test-pub/[email protected],5.11:20120817T201847Z
> PUBLISHED
>
> Though most build systems like ON will actually fail earlier than that, when
> "pkgdepend generate" can't find the files to gather dependencies from.
>
> Can you show the case you're claiming you see?   Are you sure it wasn't a bug
> that was fixed already?    I'm seeing no obvious failure how no matter how 
> much
> you want to claim it's obviously not your fault.

This is currently hard to check now. I remember that this happened when I 
removed webem from the ON sources. 

Of course, you are right that nothing will be packaged in case that any error 
happened before.

This is nearly 2 years ago now.

Jörg

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