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test failure in misc-13 #1
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Fixed in c1142699e874c4cfebc61b2925fb670b150406ba. |
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Expected:
PASS: misc-13
Actual output:
Wrong result: Checking prerequisite [.TARGETS]
Checking prerequisite [TeSt.target]
dmake: Time stamp of [TeSt.target] is 1336952881
dmake: >>>> Making [TeSt.target]
dmake: Up to date [TeSt.target], prq time = 1 , target time = 1336952881)
dmake: >>>> Making [.TARGETS]
dmake: Updating [.TARGETS], (1336952881 > 0)
dmake: <<<< Set [.TARGETS] time stamp to 1336952881
dmake: >>>> Making [.ROOT]
dmake: Updating [.ROOT], (1336952881 > 0)
dmake: <<<< Set [.ROOT] time stamp to 1336952881
`TeSt.target' is up to date
Failure!
FAIL: misc-13
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
dmake-4.12.2 on Gentoo Linux
This appears to be a regression from 4.12
Please provide any additional information below.
Additional test failure due to targets-{1..12} not marked as executable, but this is not a regression and unrelated to the issue here.
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Jun 10, 2012
Project Member # 1 [email protected]
The problem is reproducible on FreeBSD.
It also happens on 4.12 so it's not really a regression.
Status: Accepted
Labels: -Priority-Medium Priority-Low
Jul 31, 2012
#2 [email protected]
The misc-13 test passes on dmake-4.12 on Gentoo, so it is a regression here.
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