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I'm trying to understand this change for DM-35793, and I've managed to get very confused.
At first glance, this looks like a shadowing problem (
config
refers to two different objects over the lifetime of the function), but on second thought the original code makes a lot more sense.At this point,
config
is aCommand
object that, if thedoxygen.conf.in
file is missing, has a target (doxygen.conf
) but no source. So it seems strange that callingenv.Depends
on this object would introduce a dependency ondoxygen.conf.in
when the object appears to have been constructed to not know about it. Instead, the new code looks like it avoids creatingdoxygen.conf
entirely, which I assume is still needed to get the right dependencies (tag files),base.inc
setttings, etc.Am I missing something?