Hi,
This bug seems to be causing a significant number of RG bugs.
As you may know, the "double compilation support" release goal[0] requires
packages to be able to built twice in a row but this bug causes packages to
fail at this, specifically when attempting to revert patches. Examples that
I've
While it's not quite the same problem, simple-patchsys, dpatch, and
patchsys-quilt all run before the custom clean:: rule defined in
debian/rules. This is causing me problems when trying to do additional
cleaning of autotools leftovers.
Perhaps some thing like a clean-before-reverse-patches: r
retitle 414305 cdbs: simple-patchsys reverses patches too early
severity 414305 important
thanks
> This problem doesn't only come from the ant class but also with the
> other classes because it derived from buildcore.mk which does the
> following:
>
> clean:: testdir testroot cleanbuil
Package: cdbs
Version: 0.4.48
Severity: normal
Hi,
the ant class is built in such a way that 'ant clean' (or whatever the
clean target actually is) is called after the patches are unapplied,
leading to the issue that ant clean fails (I have to patch quite heavily
the build.xml to make it work _a
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