On 2017-07-20 10:12, Jo-Philipp Wich wrote:
Hi Torbjorn,
use the IGNORE_ERRORS flag when invoking make:
make ... IGNORE_ERRORS="n m"
This will cause the build system to skip failing packages which are not
marked builtin.
~ Jo
thanks, looks like it is working.
what do "n m" mean? just won
Hi Torbjorn,
use the IGNORE_ERRORS flag when invoking make:
make ... IGNORE_ERRORS="n m"
This will cause the build system to skip failing packages which are not
marked builtin.
~ Jo
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20.07.2017 09:59, Torbjorn Jansson:
hi
how do you convince the build system to continue building even if one of
the packages from the feeds fails?
'make IGNORE_ERRORS=1' is what you are looking for. Use BUILD_LOG=1 to
see why packages fail to compile.
Mathias
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