Hi,
maybe this time I just run "make clean" instead of "make distclean"
before running "make dist".
I wonder if it might be be possible to always run make distclean before
creating the tarball, directly by default by gnustep make. Once I had a
.core file inside a dist which bloated it!
Could this have unwanted consequences?
Riccardo
Yavor Doganov wrote:
Congratulations! I'll file an ITP to get this into Debian.
One minor remark. The tarball has autosaved files:
ya...@keel:/tmp/Graphos-0.1$ find -name '.#*'
./.#GNUmakefile.1.9
./.#GNUmakefile.1.4
./.#GRBezierPathEditor.m.1.6
./.#PC.project.1.11
./.#GNUmakefile.1.8
./.#PC.project.1.16
./Resources/GRDocument.gorm/.#data.info.1.1
./Resources/GRDocument.gorm/.#objects.gorm.1.2
./.#PC.project.1.17
This junk is causing us trouble. BatMon has an even more serious issue
since it has object files. It is a good idea to run `make distclean' (or
even better: cvs export) before `make dist' and make sure all these files
are removed...
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