I've noticed that setting worksrcdir to have post-fetch activities use a 
subdirectory of the fetched source doesn't really work with at least some of 
the SCM-based fetch methods because worksrcdir is interpolated into 
worksrcpath, and source is retrieved into worksrcpath, or this at least is the 
behaviour for git and hg (cvs and svn retrieval seem to work alright, but it 
seems that retrieving from svn means a slightly different problem, resulting in 
worksrcdir frequently being set to trunk). I haven't had a chance to play 
around with the git side, but the problem with mercurial is that clone 
operations have to be against the top-level of the repository, and if that 
directory isn't the working directory for the build, worksrcdir, which seems 
the way to do this, just means that the directory in which I need to work ends 
up being no less far down in the retrieved tree.

Is there any way to make this work?

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