[Bug] Compile 2.0 creates sub-folder with previous "Current" version
Hugo Barrocas <[email protected]>
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Hi all. I'd like to remeber that there is still a nastly little bug in Compile 2.0 (as in Gobo-015). When trying to compile a new version of any already existing program, compile creates a folder with the previous version number inside the new version, containing some of the files of the new version, so this new version gets mangled... example: I have Enlightenment installed, version 0.19.4 When trying to "Compile Enlightenment 0.19.5" , I do get a /Programs/Enlightenment/0.19.5 folder as expected , but with another folder named 0.19.4 inside it ( /Programs/Enlightenment/0.19.5/0.19.4 ), that contains files/folders from 0.19.5, that need to be moved out to the 0.19.5 folder, or else the compiled program fails, because there are files/folders out of place. The only way that I know to get around this is to first "Disable Program Enlightenment", and only then "Compile Enlightenment 0.19.5". As there will be no current version of that program, it Compiles correctly as it should. Can this be fixed, so that we can have our nice "Compile" working properly?