On Saturday 01 March 2008, Daniel Holbach wrote: > Package: dh-make > Version: 0.44 > Severity: normal > Tags: patch > User: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Usertags: origin-ubuntu hardy ubuntu-patch > > The following change was introduced in 0.44 in lib/debian?/rules: > > - -#CLEAN# > + #CLEAN# > > > This will break the clean target if 'make distclean' (for whatever > reason) is not callable. I could not find any documentation for the > change, so I suppose it might have slipped in.
Please don't revert this. errors from make clean or make distclean should not be ignored. If the makefile doesn't have a distclean target, it is better to modify the errors. A way to better test if it is possible to run distclean would be something like [ ! -f Makefile ] || $(MAKE) distclean - testing wether a Makefile is around - and then run distclean. If the Makefile doesn't contain a distclean target, it is of course up to the packager to figure out how to clean. These are still just *templates* - I don't expect anyone to expect to run dh_make and get a debian quality package without modifying anything. /Sune -- Man, do you know how might I link the command prompt? From Word 8000 you cannot install a floppy disk of a pin of the periferic for pinging the device.
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