Closed stefda closed 9 years ago
@stefda you can do SET SKIP_FAILED_PATCH=true
, then it will go past already applied batches.
Please use carefully.
The intention of stopping the build is to get notified when patching fails, e.g. a dependency has been upgraded and the patch is not valid anymore.
@stefda I changed the scripts, so that the patches get only applied once after the package has been extracted.
No need to use SET SKIP_FAILED_PATCH=true
anymore.
I've recently attempted to build the dependencies and found that some of the build scripts break on the patch command when the file has already been patched:
It appears that the patch utility returns ERRORLEVEL 1 when the files are already patched:
I solved the problem by manually inspecting the patches and commenting-out the patch command when it was not needed. But because I'm quite new to all this, my observation may be wrong and I don't know what implications this might have for the whole build.