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make clean
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#4493
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curious, I wonder when/why/how it gets removed |
Ah, I see, it's It fails because So really, the problem is that the perl stuff is listed in both So, at the moment, I don't think there's a good solution here. We're always fighting with the autotools/MakeMaker incompatibility in one way or another, and this is just another way. I think your workaround in This doesn't really effects us upstream, because I think we mostly use |
Thanks @elliefm ! |
Hi @elliefm, Things got worse with version 3.8.0. Now it is impossible to run any "make clean" without errors. This creates a Debian's Policy violation. Do you see a way to fix this? |
make clean
borken
Hi,
to fix (Debian #1034088), I had to recreate Makefile.PL before calling
make clean
(in debian/rules file):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: