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build - FreeBSD - local libraries do not take precedence over installed libraries #399

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rozniak opened this issue Dec 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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bug Something isn't working build Issue relates to the build process. system-freebsd Issue applies to FreeBSD.

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rozniak commented Dec 11, 2024

An annoying one that affects buildall.sh primarily - if you already have an installed build of the project, producing a newer build will likely fail because the libraries that are compiled during the process do not take precedence over the installed ones.

Aka, if something like comgtk gets a new API that other components use, buildall.sh will fail until you uninstall the packages and build in a 'clean' environment. This does not happen on any supported Linux distro, only FreeBSD. Very odd.

@rozniak rozniak added bug Something isn't working system-freebsd Issue applies to FreeBSD. build Issue relates to the build process. labels Dec 11, 2024
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