intltool and kbd files ([Fwd: Re: GOK release holdup])

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Hi all,

We're struggling to identify what is causing gok's 'make distcheck' to 
fail. It seems that during that process, some keyboard files (.kbd) are 
expected in a place they are in fact missing. Does anyone here have an 
idea about changes that might have been made in the last 9 months or so 
that would affect *.kbd files?

cheers,
David
(GOK Maintainer -- just barely)

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I'm still hunting.  My suspicion is that intltools changed since the old 
package doesn't distcheck, either.  Have you tried contacting 
[email protected]?

Will

David Bolter wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> There has been some important work done recently on GOK, and I would 
> like to roll up a release. Mysteriously, gok's 'make distcheck' is 
> failing.  Unfortunately my auto-fu is rusty.  It seems that the 
> gok-1.x.y temporary directory gets built and while in gok-1.x.y/_build, 
> attempts to stat gok keyboard files in the parent gok-1.x.y directory 
> fail. I'm not sure what is going on, but perhaps some intltool changes 
> have taken place in the last 9 months?  There are some gok specific 
> rules in intltool, related to kbd and xam files...
> 
> Anyways, that's what is  holding up the gok release... I'm not 
> comfortable uploading a tarball when make distcheck fails.  If anyone 
> can help diagnose what is going on, I appreciate it!
> 
> (BTW, I'm on "holiday" this week)
> 
> cheers,
> David
> 
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