https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=372552
--- Comment #2 from Kevin Funk <kf...@kde.org> ---
Okay, I was wrong, this was never really supported. This is the logic for
killing previous make jobs (which has been in KDevelop for several years
already):
```
KJob* MakeBuilder::runMake( KDevelop::ProjectBaseItem* item,
MakeJob::CommandType c,
const QStringList& overrideTargets,
const MakeVariables& variables )
{
///Running the same builder twice may result in serious problems,
///so kill jobs already running on the same project
foreach (MakeJob* makeJob, m_activeMakeJobs.data())
{
if(item && makeJob->item() && makeJob->item()->project() ==
item->project() && makeJob->commandType() == c) {
qCDebug(MAKEBUILDER) << "killing running make job, due to new
started build on same project:" << makeJob;
makeJob->kill(KJob::EmitResult);
}
}
...
```
We need to overthink that in order to support your use-case. I'm surprised
noone else stepped over it yet, though...
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