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--- Begin Message ---Package: caspar Version: 20200611-2 Dear maintainer(s) The manual page of caspar is unaware of the build target. <screenshot> $ grep --context 4 build /usr/include/caspar/mk/caspar.mk | head -n 9 _csp_DIRS := $(shell for d in *; do test -d "$$d" && echo "$$d"; done) _csp_DIRS := $(filter-out $(csp_TABOODIRS),$(_csp_DIRS)) all: $(MAKE) build $(MAKE) install $(MAKE) load define _csp_filetargets $ </screenshot> I noticed the build target in <screenshot> $ make make build make[1]: Entering directory 'path/redacted' make[1]: Nothing to be done for 'build'. make[1]: Leaving directory 'path/redacted' make install make[1]: Entering directory 'path/redacted' redacted command redacted parameters ... more "make output" ... </screenshot> and would like to use it. ( I have an use case for "build", but don't know how to use it.) Please document how to use the build target. Groeten Geert Stappers -- RTFM: read the fine manual
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--- Begin Message ---Hi Geert, On Thu, Oct 05, 2023 at 11:32:07AM +0200, Geert Stappers wrote: > > The manual page of caspar is unaware of the build target. > > <screenshot> > $ grep --context 4 build /usr/include/caspar/mk/caspar.mk | head -n 9 > _csp_DIRS := $(shell for d in *; do test -d "$$d" && echo "$$d"; done) > _csp_DIRS := $(filter-out $(csp_TABOODIRS),$(_csp_DIRS)) > > all: > $(MAKE) build > $(MAKE) install > $(MAKE) load > > define _csp_filetargets > $ > </screenshot> > > > I noticed the build target in > <screenshot> > $ make > make build > make[1]: Entering directory 'path/redacted' > make[1]: Nothing to be done for 'build'. > make[1]: Leaving directory 'path/redacted' > make install > make[1]: Entering directory 'path/redacted' > redacted command redacted parameters > ... more "make output" ... > </screenshot> > and would like to use it. ( I have an use case for "build", > but don't know how to use it.) > > > Please document how to use the build target. At http://mdcc.cx/pub/caspar/caspar-latest/doc/caspar.html as shipped with caspar 20220907, which is shipped with Debian bookworm (stable), it says: "Note: csp_BUILD is deprecated. You should not use it." Therefore closing this bug. Thanks anyway, and excuse me for not catching this in our earlier discussion. Bye, Joost
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