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Joshua Nichols wrote: |
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> If the values of source/target are causing issues with ecj, it should |
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> be reported to upstream. Using a patch until it gets fixed would be |
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> acceptable in this case. |
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> If it's just an issue on Gentoo, it's worth looking at patching |
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> xml-rewrite to allow values to be forced, like with a --force flag or |
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> something similar. This shouldn't be a default behavior (definitely |
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> not initially at least) due to the large number of ebuilds (stable or |
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> otherwise) already using xml-rewrite's behavior as is. |
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Thank you for the background. Patching the build.xml for ecj does allow |
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ant-core to compile. |
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But I'm hitting the same symptom now when trying to compile |
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concurrent-util. So I'm currently |
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trying to find how the "custom" build.xml is being pulled into the build |
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so it can be patched too. |
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Thank you, |
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Roy |
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