On 2014-10-20
Nick Bowler wrote:
>
> Not exactly. Distcheck first creates a distribution tarball (i.e.,
> make dist), THEN it unpacks the tarball into a temporary srcdir and
> tests that. In other words, distcheck is directly testing the 'user
> experience' when they unpack a tarball you publi
On 2014-10-20 20:25 +0300, fr33domlover wrote:
> > There are two related things that distcheck is testing here, and either
> > one of them may be tripping you up.
> >
> > First, distcheck is checking that users can run "make dist" from your
> > tarball.
>
> Indeed `make dist` succeeds.
>
> > Sec
Hello Nick,
On 2014-10-20
Nick Bowler wrote:
>
> There are two related things that distcheck is testing here, and either
> one of them may be tripping you up.
>
> First, distcheck is checking that users can run "make dist" from your
> tarball.
Indeed `make dist` succeeds.
> Second, distcheck
On 2014-10-20 17:51 +0300, fr33domlover wrote:
> I have a script in my project, which creates the ChangeLog from the git log
> (it's the script from gnulib). Since the script is meant only for `make dist`,
> it's neither distributed nor installed. I didn't put it in any variable, not
> even nodist_
Hello,
I'm using automake 1.11.6 (from debian 7 stable).
I have a script in my project, which creates the ChangeLog from the git log
(it's the script from gnulib). Since the script is meant only for `make dist`,
it's neither distributed nor installed. I didn't put it in any variable, not
even no
