On 1/12/07, Jonas Karlsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Log message:
> > Do not specify ${dir}, or else the archives will be made available
> > at ${dir}/${dir}.
> >
> I'm not able to check this atm, but "${dir}" is there to specify what
> the save directory should be called. With the new implementation, if
> the URL is e.g. "http://some.host/path/to/app";, the source will be
> checked out to ${dir}/app. Is this the desired behaviour?
Yes, it is. I was working on the Pentagram recipe, for which its
dir=pentagram/pentagram/trunk. When using "$svn $dir", svn checkouts
to Sources/pentagram/pentagram/trunk, creating the final tree
Sources/pentagram/pentagram/trunk/pentagram/pentagram/trunk. This way,
'cd $dir' inside Compile will succeed, but it will fail to see the
build scripts inside it.
> Else a better implementation would be to drop the 'cd "$savedir"' and
> change the checkout command to 'svn checkout $svn "${savedir}"'.
Yes, that sounds better indeed. I'm commiting this change now.
--
Lucas
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