7:41 a.m.
In info/info-text.sh and info/info-list.sh, FreeBSD sed complains:
+ sed -n '/contexts:/ { N; p; q }; $ q1' info-text.out
sed: 1: "/contexts:/ { N; p; q } ...": extra characters at the end of q
command
If I understand correctly, 'q1' means exit with error code 1, and the
man page notes that this is a GNU extension.
I couldn't find any obvious/easy fix for this, so just FYI.
Would it help to set POSIXLY_CORRECT when running the tests to catch
these earlier?
Rich.
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8:28 a.m.
On Tue, May 11, 2021 at 01:41:07PM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
In info/info-text.sh and info/info-list.sh, FreeBSD sed complains:
+ sed -n '/contexts:/ { N; p; q }; $ q1' info-text.out
sed: 1: "/contexts:/ { N; p; q } ...": extra characters at the end of q
command
If I understand correctly, 'q1' means exit with error code 1, and the
man page notes that this is a GNU extension.
I couldn't find any obvious/easy fix for this, so just FYI.
Would it help to set POSIXLY_CORRECT when running the tests to catch
these earlier?
FWIW, libvirt simply decided to mandate install of the "gsed" package
on FreeBSD to get GNU Sed rather than worry about portability.
Regards,
Daniel
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1:16 p.m.
On Tue, May 11, 2021 at 01:41:07PM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
In info/info-text.sh and info/info-list.sh, FreeBSD sed complains:
+ sed -n '/contexts:/ { N; p; q }; $ q1' info-text.out
sed: 1: "/contexts:/ { N; p; q } ...": extra characters at the end of q
command
If I understand correctly, 'q1' means exit with error code 1, and the
man page notes that this is a GNU extension.
I couldn't find any obvious/easy fix for this, so just FYI.
Eric fixed it in:
https://gitlab.com/nbdkit/libnbd/-/commit/980b58d67451f7ece491283bc778e4b...
Would it help to set POSIXLY_CORRECT when running the tests to catch
these earlier?
Apparently this would not have worked because POSIXLY_CORRECT doesn't
suppress the GNU extensions, only deconflicts them in cases where they
would conflict with a POSIX standard.
Rich.
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