Ok, the attached patch for gtk-osx-python.modules fixes this bug. I should have my “nightly” build system back in order soon enough as well.
Cheers, Waider.
fix-berkeleydb-build.patch
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On 24 Dec 2013, at 00:05, John Ralls <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Dec 23, 2013, at 2:31 PM, Ronan Waide <[email protected]> wrote: > >> [This has actually been broken for a while, possibly since Gramps - where I >> get my gtk-osx-devel fix - switched to Git] >> >> Back in May of this year, berkeleydb was failing to build with the following >> error: >>> *** Configuring berkeleydb *** [1/1] >>> cd build_unix; ../dist/configure --prefix /Users/guilherme/gtk/inst >>> --libdir '/Users/localwaider/gtk/inst/lib' >>> /bin/sh: ../dist/configure: No such file or directory >> >> At the time, the fix applied (by John Rails) was to insert an extra >> semi-colon before the ‘cd’ as for some reason the build process was ignoring >> the first command (or at least this is my understanding of the comment in >> the archives: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=30866236 >> ) >> >> It appears this bug has raised its head again - a clean checkout & build >> gets stuck at this point with the same error. Obviously I can drop to a >> shell and fix it, but it’s nice when this stuff works out of the box. > > Drat. > >> >> John, in passing, I’ve been trying to figure out how I’d apply a temporary >> fix for this such that I can leave my unattended build unattended; I can’t >> figure out the .jhbuildrc-custom snippet that would adjust the >> autogen-template, and hand-modifying the $HOME/.cache/.. copy of the >> relevant modules file seemed to have no effect. Any pointers? >> > > For this you need to modify your local copy of gramps.modules to include to > your local copy of gtk-osx.modules instead of the one at git.gnome.org. If > you don’t have your own checkout of the latter, you can point it at > /Users/waider/Sources/jhbuild/modulesets/gtk-osx.modules. Then you can edit > gtk-osx-python.modules in that directory to have the autogen-template that > you want. > > Regards, > John Ralls > -- [email protected] / It's about as impersonal as you can get.
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