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last file in a directory is removed. This might cause common and expected-to-be-existing directories in /usr/pkg to be removed, and a subsequent attempt at installing a file to the now non-existent directory will instead create a file with the name of the expected directory. This will create PLIST errors for the package in question, but also will cause the erroneously named file to not be removed on package removal. This can cause cascading bulk build failures for subsequent packages. To prevent this, after each package is done, check if some of the common top-level expected-to-be directories are now files, and remove them and emit an error message if so. I *think* I already fixed the single package which had the unfortunate problem of not declaring "include" as an installation directory, but this should prevent the problem from re-occurring in the future as well. Thanks to joerg@ for the hint for pulling in the value of PREFIX. |
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| .. | ||
| bsd.bulk-pkg.mk | ||
| build | ||
| build.conf-example | ||
| do-sandbox-build | ||
| do-sandbox-upload | ||
| environment.txt | ||
| mksandbox | ||
| parallel.txt | ||
| post-build | ||
| post-build-conf | ||
| pre-build | ||
| printdepends | ||
| printindex | ||
| printindex.1 | ||
| sort-packages | ||
| tflat | ||
| TODO | ||
| upload | ||