On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 09:47:09AM +0100, Jan Stolarek wrote:
The workaround is to link your .git directory from your build tree, like
so:
$ cd ghc-build
$ ln -s $source/.git .
where $source is your source tree.
I managed to get it working on Debian though there were some small issues.
Lndir linked .git
directory by default, but it was not visible to ./configure. I had to `rm -r
.git; ln -s
ghc-working/.git .` and things seem to work now. One thing bothers me: how can
I undo `perl
boot`? `make clean` doesn't seem to remove the configure scripts so I am not
sure whether the
tree in the ghc-build directory works because of symlinking .git or because I
have configure
files in the original source directory.
How about, in the source directory:
git clean -dfx
or perhaps with -X instead. You can use -n instead of -f to see what
it'd do.
David
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