Summary: | x11-libs/fox-1.7.47 - file collisions with x11-misc/shutterbug sci-calculators/calculator x11-misc/pathfinder dev-util/reswrap | ||
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Product: | Gentoo Linux | Reporter: | Jeroen Roovers (RETIRED) <jer> |
Component: | [OLD] Library | Assignee: | Matti Bickel (RETIRED) <mabi> |
Status: | RESOLVED WORKSFORME | ||
Severity: | normal | ||
Priority: | Normal | ||
Version: | unspecified | ||
Hardware: | All | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
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Package list: | Runtime testing required: | --- | |
Attachments: |
x11-libs:fox-1.7.47:20140918-121534.log.xz
x11-libs:fox-1.7.47:20140919-091243.log.xz |
Description
Jeroen Roovers (RETIRED)
![]() Firstly, sorry for the late response. I've been trying to reinstall fox-1.7.47 here but it never tries to add the binaries for the example programs to the image? What happens when you clean out the outdated versions of shutterbug and pathfinder and try to merge fox-1.7.47? Scratch that, I've got a build with this problem, hoping that I'll have the version bump with the fix by tomorrow. Turns out *my* file collision was due to me overriding src_prepare while not calling fox_src_prepare. You wouldn't happen to have done that, too? The eclass is actually very explicit about filtering out the applications from the build process and I double-checked this has not changed in the latest version. Can you please try a vanilla fox-1.7.49 I just committed? Created attachment 389158 [details]
x11-libs:fox-1.7.47:20140918-121534.log.xz
This was part of a normal upgrade on a fairly stable system with unstable x11-libs/fox.
Created attachment 389160 [details] x11-libs:fox-1.7.47:20140919-091243.log.xz I then unmerged dev-util/reswrap-4.0.0 and merged the binpkg I had just created. The log shows that it does install /usr/bin/reswrap. (In reply to Matti Bickel from comment #3) > Turns out *my* file collision was due to me overriding src_prepare while not > calling fox_src_prepare. You wouldn't happen to have done that, too? I wasn't doing anything, honest. It's interesting that your 20140918 log file shows application of user patches. Do you have a bashrc hook for that? I'll happily support epatch_user in fox.eclass (nobody has asked for that, yet), but it probably does funny things to the existing fox_src_prepare. (In reply to Matti Bickel from comment #6) > It's interesting that your 20140918 log file shows application of user > patches. Do you have a bashrc hook for that? I'll happily support > epatch_user in fox.eclass (nobody has asked for that, yet), but it probably > does funny things to the existing fox_src_prepare. I was testing for bug #520674 I guess so it's likely that I set PORTDIR to the gentoo-x86 overlay. That overlay has the name "gentoo" here so as to not confuse emerge too much. I can't find now how I applied that patch as the build logs don't say. Maybe I overrode the eclass src_prepare() which would then quite clearly fail to sed out the reswrap directory from */Makefile.am. I'll do some more testing now. I can't reproduce that now. |