The other alternative would be just dropping opt_P entirely.
It also still leaks if multiple -b, -z, -d etc are passed. Unlike -P it doesn't
make sense but it's not prevented either.
I remember seeing these kinds of leaks but shrugging them off as a popt issue
based on an ancient comment to
Closed #869.
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Replaced by #877 with slightly adjusted commit message and the variable name.
Thanks for the patch though.
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-- Commit Summary --
* Add missing position marker to a few expression error messages
-- File Changes --
M rpmio/expression.c (15)
M tests/rpmmacro.at (2)
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I have added an option to rpmbuild.c which makes rpmbuild check the build
dependencies. In this patch the option is activated by -bd, -td or -rd. I have
not updated the man page nor the changelog.
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