I used a test package that was Type: nosource and "fink rebuild baz baz-shlibs" 'compiles' baz twice no matter the order. Is your foo test package Type nosource?
When i added a source tarball, it only builds once.
-Ben
On Jan 1, 2004, at 5:48 PM, Koen van der Drift wrote:
Hi,
While working on a package I notice that if I type:
fink rebuild foo foo-shlibs
then fink build both packages in one run. But if I type:
fink rebuild foo-shlibs foo
then fink uses two rounds of unpacking/compiling/building, although both deb files are created in the first run.
I tried it with an existing package (libpng3), but in that case fink used one run in both cases (as expected). So it could very well be that I made an error or forgot something in the .info file. Has anyone seen this before?
thanks,
- Koen.
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