add -f flag to cp in install target#73
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Looks like the osx tests got turned on, and they fail. cc @ViralBShah |
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I wrote to them as you suggested and they did it. The tests have been in that condition for a while - a few ULPs here and there. Could be a gcc/clang difference or something else. At least enough digging has to now be done to make the tests pass. |
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Would anyone be opposed to this? I get occasional build failures in Julia due to "unable to cp, file exists" or similar errors. This was probably triggered by a different change I made in one of Julia's makefiles, but that was fixing a different problem.