Mark Ovens wrote:
Doug, it's happened again:
It's impossible for me to debug this properly without knowing the
command line options you used. I'm guessing from your description of the
problem that you used at least -r and -u.
It honoured the +IGNOREME during the recursive ``make config'' but
failed during the build.
If I understand the problem correctly, the attached patch will fix it.
Please confirm this for me when you can.
This also highlights a potential problem with portmaster. because it
prints out all the pkg-message files at the end, and the summary list,
there is the potential for the reason for the abort to have scrolled out
of the shell's scrollback buffer (it wasn't far off in this instance)
If you don't use -u, there is a pause between the end of the failed
build and the display of the pkg-message files. If you do use -u it's
assumed that you are able to handle the consequences of doing so.
I actually suggest that people stop using -u, and I am seriously
considering just removing it. It doesn't do what people apparently think
it should do, and it's caused way more trouble than it's worth.
Doug
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--- portmaster 2008/01/30 01:40:33 2.24
+++ portmaster 2008/02/11 23:17:35
@@ -1811,7 +1811,7 @@
fi
;;
esac
- elif [ -n "$NO_RECURSIVE_CONFIG" ]; then
+ elif [ -n "$NO_RECURSIVE_CONFIG" -o -n "$URB_YES" ]; then
echo ''
echo "===>>> $upg_port has an +IGNOREME file, ignoring"
echo ''
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