Bob Friesenhahn writes:
> One possibility would be to add configure support for
> --enable-maintainer-mode and then change the defaults when it is
> enabled. Another possiblity is to add a configure option to enable the
> option, which developers should always enable.
I personally use a separat
On Wed, 24 Apr 2019, Phillip Susi wrote:
For the most part, -Werror is a developer tool which will only cause
problems for users, so my strong recommendation is that it should
never appear in package releases, but not everybody subscribes to
that philosophy...
I am tempted to switch it off...
Nick Bowler writes:
> Automake does not add -Werror to the default C compiler flags, and it
> does not do anything with a CFLAGS_WERROR variable.
Yea, I forgot about configure.ac... it was in there.
> If that is happening for a particular package, then it is because the
> package authors did so
Hello,
On 2019-04-24, Phillip Susi wrote:
> It seems like every time I go back to try to do somoe work on the parted
> sources I run into a failure to compile due to some silly warning or
> other and -Werror being enabled. This time it is from a generated
> source file made by gperf. Is this se
It seems like every time I go back to try to do somoe work on the parted
sources I run into a failure to compile due to some silly warning or
other and -Werror being enabled. This time it is from a generated
source file made by gperf. Is this set by default these days in
automake? Because I can
On Tue, 23 Apr 2019, Kip Warner wrote:
Now suppose the TestStartDaemon.sh bails for some reason. There is no
point on doing all the queries and having them all fail. There has to
be a sane way of handling this scenario.
Having all the dependent tests fail seems ok, as long as the failure
is e
