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I spent the day trying to track down an oddity with quilt while trying to build buster, I have not yet checked if bullseye is affected as well. Suppose you have the following file structure:
stageX/00-my-step/00-patches/myPatch.diff
stageX/00-my-step/01-patches/myOtherPatch.diff
When you run the build script without extra arguments, myPatch.diff is successfully applied. Unless you run the build script with CLEAN=1, the second patch myOtherPatch.diff is not applied and no error is reported. In addition, quilt reports after 01-patches that the patches from 00-patches (but not from 01-patches) have been fully applied.
I suspect the series file is just read once per stage subdirectory (maybe then stored as part of the .pc stuff?) and automatically cleared if CLEAN=1 is present. I don't think this is right, because building an image with and without CLEAN=1 leads to different builds.
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I spent the day trying to track down an oddity with quilt while trying to build
buster
, I have not yet checked ifbullseye
is affected as well. Suppose you have the following file structure:When you run the build script without extra arguments,
myPatch.diff
is successfully applied. Unless you run the build script withCLEAN=1
, the second patchmyOtherPatch.diff
is not applied and no error is reported. In addition, quilt reports after01-patches
that the patches from00-patches
(but not from01-patches
) have been fully applied.I suspect the
series
file is just read once per stage subdirectory (maybe then stored as part of the.pc
stuff?) and automatically cleared ifCLEAN=1
is present. I don't think this is right, because building an image with and withoutCLEAN=1
leads to different builds.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: