Bug#315599: digitemp: BASHism in debian/rules

2005-06-24 Thread Brian C. Lane 
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Jesús Roncero wrote:
 On Thursday, 23 de June de 2005 22:53, Chad Walstrom wrote:
 
Package: digitemp
Severity: minor


You have a BASHism in debian/rules:

mkdir -p build-serial/{src,userial/ds9097,userial/ds9097u}

The {} expansion is not POSIX standard.  For example, if dash were the
default shell for the build environment, this would FTBFS.  A simple
test to demonstrate this is to run echo {blee,blah} in a BASH and in
dash.  BASH will output blee blah, and dash will output {blee,blah}.
 
 
 Ack. I'll wait for Brian in case he releases a new digitemp so I upload only 
 once. If not I'll upload a new version with this fix.
 
 Thanks for reporting :)
 

I'll fix that this weekend too.

Brian

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Bug#315599: digitemp: BASHism in debian/rules

2005-06-23 Thread Chad Walstrom 
Package: digitemp
Severity: minor


You have a BASHism in debian/rules:

mkdir -p build-serial/{src,userial/ds9097,userial/ds9097u}

The {} expansion is not POSIX standard.  For example, if dash were the
default shell for the build environment, this would FTBFS.  A simple
test to demonstrate this is to run echo {blee,blah} in a BASH and in
dash.  BASH will output blee blah, and dash will output {blee,blah}.

-- System Information:
Debian Release: 3.1
Architecture: i386 (i686)
Kernel: Linux 2.6.8-2-k7
Locale: LANG=en_US, LC_CTYPE=en_US (charmap=ANSI_X3.4-1968) (ignored: LC_ALL 
set to C)
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