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Github built tarballs have automake issues #961

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alerque opened this issue Jul 18, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #965
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Github built tarballs have automake issues #961

alerque opened this issue Jul 18, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #965
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alerque commented Jul 18, 2020

For some reason the Github Actions generated release tarballs are missing an automake file. I've posted locally generated ones instead because I've already maee a muck of the last release cycle, but this needs to be reviewed.

@alerque alerque added bug Software bug issue tooling Build tooling, release management, and packaging processes labels Jul 18, 2020
@alerque alerque added this to the v0.10.x milestone Jul 18, 2020
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alerque commented Jul 18, 2020

For future forensic comparison, here is a Github built artifact (to be compared against the one as posted on the release now, which I built locally): sile-0.10.8.zip.

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alerque commented Jul 20, 2020

This might not be GH Actions specific, just different systems have different issues. The GH built one worked fine on Homebrew and Arch Linux last release cycle (v0.10.7), but failed on Nix. The current (v0.10.8) one built my me locally worked fine on Arch and Ubuntu, but failed on Homebrew (see upstream pr).

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