Add a build step to deal with spurious compile errors when building from source #3125
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When I tried to build a new version in the same working directory I'd used to build a previous version, I saw build errors. After a few attempts, I remembered that "make clean" might get past the problem. It seems like a nice thing to suggest to everyone who might fall into the same trap.
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Fine with me. I wonder if we should align all the comments in the code block somehow? |
Line up the comments, because reasons. :)
Done. |
wader
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May 21, 2024
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When I tried to build a new version in the same working directory I'd used to build a previous version, I saw build errors. After a few attempts, I remembered that "make clean" might get past the problem. It seems like a nice thing to suggest to everyone who might fall into the same trap.