Eric Blake wrote: > When removing a module during gnulib-tool --update, the sed script to remove > files from the test subdir is treating the t as a sed label, rather than as > part of the file name to be operated on: > > Removing file tests/test-strsignal.c (backup in tests/test-strsignal.c~) > Updating file lib/stdint.in.h (backup in lib/stdint.in.h~) > Updating file m4/printf.m4 (backup in m4/printf.m4~) > Updating lib/Makefile.am (backup in lib/Makefile.am~) > Updating m4/gnulib-comp.m4 (backup in m4/gnulib-comp.m4~) > Updating tests/Makefile.am (backup in tests/Makefile.am~) > Updating ./tests/.gitignore (backup in ./tests/.gitignore~) > sed: can't find label for jump to `est-strsignal.c/d' > Finished.
Hmm. I thought I fixed this code already (around lines 3567..3575 of gnulib-tool). Can you, after line 3571, make a backup copy of the files "$tmp"/ignore-removed and "$tmp"/sed-ignore-removed, and show their contents? Bruno
