Trace the calls to the patch/tar/unzip wrapper earlier. That way, if
anything goes wrong, we know which type of file was being processed.
Even if nothing goes wrong, the user now sees the file type as it is
being processed (which can take a long time.)
---
quilt/scripts/inspect-wrapper.in | 6 +++---
1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)
--- a/quilt/scripts/inspect-wrapper.in
+++ b/quilt/scripts/inspect-wrapper.in
@@ -215,14 +215,17 @@ PATH=${PATH#*:}
tmpdir=${RPM_BUILD_DIR%/*}
case "${0##*/}" in
patch)
+ echo -n p >&4
inputfile=$(patch_input_file "$@")
;;
tar)
+ echo -n t >&4
inputfile=$(tar_input_file "$@")
# For tar, file - means read from stdin
[ "$inputfile" = "-" ] && inputfile=
;;
unzip)
+ echo -n Z >&4
inputfile=$(unzip_input_file "$@")
;;
esac
@@ -239,20 +242,17 @@ if [ -n "$unpackfile" ]
then
case "${0##*/}" in
patch)
- echo -n p >&4
subdir=$(patch_opt_d "$@")
dir=$(pwd_to_dir $subdir)
echo "${0##*/} ${dir:-.} $unpackfile" \
$(strip_option "$@") $(reverse_option "$@") >&3
;;
tar)
- echo -n t >&4
subdir=$(tar_opt_C "$@")
dir=$(pwd_to_dir $subdir)
echo "${0##*/} ${dir:-.} $unpackfile" >&3
;;
unzip)
- echo -n Z >&4
dir=$(pwd_to_dir)
echo "${0##*/} ${dir:-.} $unpackfile" >&3
;;
--
Jean Delvare
SUSE L3 Support
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