Hi Branden, On Tue, Apr 26 2022 at 03:24:43 AM, "G. Branden Robinson" <g.branden.robin...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello again, Bertrand. I'm back in the saddle. Let me iterate my > thanks to you for grappling submodule and build system issues.
This wasn't too long to upgrade as there were no issues; I'm really sorry for being silent for such a long time and hope we will be able to close rc2 soon. > I'll note in case anyone had a problem with an 'M' descriptor showing up > next to the gnulib directory on "git status" output--I had to do a > $ git submodule update > to resync with the update to the new gnulib tag. > > After that things worked fine. Yes, a 'git pull' won't automatically update the submodule, unless you pass the '--recurse-submodules' option. >> > I had a little bit of time to test; I see 3 fails (I'm testing on [...] > Please try the attached patch. It doesn't regress on my system, and if > it clears the problems on yours it should be good for a commit (if I add > a ChangeLog message). I've just tested, the problems are indeed fixed by your patch, so I think you can commit them. Regards, Bertrand
