Re: [Bug] Compile 2.0 creates sub-folder with previous "Current" version

On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 7:35 PM, Hugo Barrocas <[email protected]> wrote:

> 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?
>


Hi Hugo,

I believe this problem has been fixed by Hisham in the Compile git
repository. Could you please try the fix below?

https://github.com/gobolinux/Compile/commit/de74e9f27c524b87be390fcc0f9a598171e2cb22

Let us know if it fixes the problem for you.

Lucas

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