rc exits with 1 under /tmp directory

[vladshablinsky]

Hi, I'm trying to run rc with src directory under /tmp directory.

$ tree /tmp
/tmp
└── src
    ├── README
    └── foo.c
$ cat /tmp/src/foo.c
void zaphod() {
}

void beeblebrox() {
  zaphod();
}
$ readlink /tmp
private/tmp
$ rdm -L log

And this step fails:

$ echo "clang -c /tmp/src/foo.c" | rc -c

But if I move the src somewhere else, it works fine. Any ideas on how to fix this? I'm running macOS 10.12.

[Andersbakken]

Heh. We actually explicitly avoid indexing things inside /tmp

I believe I added that to avoid things like autoconf tests getting indexed. I'll see if I can add an option to disable this behavior.

Anders

On Wed, Nov 23, 2016 at 3:46 AM, Uladzislau Shablinski < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi, I'm trying to run with src directory under /tmp directory.

$ tree /tmp /tmp └── src ├── README └── foo.c $ cat /tmp/src/foo.c void zaphod() { }

void beeblebrox() { zaphod(); } $ readlink /tmp private/tmp $ rdm -L log

And this step fails:

$ echo "clang -c /tmp/src/foo.c" | rc -c

But if I move the src somewhere else, it works fine. Any ideas on how to fix this? I'm running macOS 10.12.

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[dmakarov]

@Andersbakken this seems to be a big issue. Since the version 2.3_1 released about a month ago, rtags hasn't been updated in Homebrew because the updated version doesn't pass the tests. The net result is that currently Homebrew version of rtags quickly becomes out of sync with the latest rtags emacs package, and renders rtags homebrew and emacs packages unusable, unless one is willing to install --HEAD version of rtags.

[Andersbakken]

Ah. Interesting. I actually have a switch for this already.

If you run:

$ rdm --help | grep exclude-filter

You can see the default exclude filter. Is there a simple way to modify homebrew's tests? I actually don't really have anything to do with the packaging of rtags in homebrew so I don't really know how to add a parameter. In short I would say that the homebrew test should pass:

$ rdm --exclude-filter ""

Maybe the whole filter isn't that useful but I think I had some problems where files that were part of configure time tests were indexed.

Anders

On Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 2:21 AM, Dmitri Makarov notifications@github.com wrote:

@Andersbakken https://github.com/Andersbakken this seems to be a big issue. Since the version 2.3_1 released about a month ago, rtags hasn't been updated in Homebrew because the updated version doesn't pass the tests. The net result is that currently Homebrew version of rtags quickly becomes out of sync with the latest rtags emacs package, and renders rtags homebrew and emacs packages unusable, unless one is willing to install --HEAD version of rtags.

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[vladshablinsky]

Thanks @Andersbakken! Maybe I should have dug the rdm help more. 🙂 Now the tests are fixed!

[Andersbakken]

There's a ton of non-obvious switches in there so I don't blame you :-)

Awesome. Thanks

Anders

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Closed #860 https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags/issues/860.

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