Command with empty action turns a normal file target into a directory
Lem Ming <[email protected]>
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I am new to scons. I am trying to create custom actions that deal with
targets and sources. I created an empty function to use as an action in a
Command object. When the Command is executed, it is supposed to change
nothing (to my understanding), but it changes one of the targets into a
directory.
Here is how to recreate the situation:
- Create the following files:
Makefile:
```
exec:
touch target.txt
mkdir target2
touch source.txt
mkdir source2
scons
rm .sconsign.dblite
scons
clean:
rm -r target.txt target2 source.txt source2 .sconsign.dblite
```
SConstruct:
```
#!/usr/bin/env python3
def some_action(target, source, env):
pass
Command(['target.txt', 'target2'], ['source.txt', 'source2'], some_action)
```
- Execute `make exec`
What I expected:
```
target.txt # type: normal file
target2 # type: directory
source.txt # type: normal file
source2 # type: directory
```
What happened:
```
target.txt # type: directory
target2 # type: directory
source.txt # type: normal file
source2 # type: directory
```
Some info about my setup:
- os: Fedora 33
- scons version: 4.0.1
Question:
- What is causing this behavior?
--
Lem
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