Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Not Evaluated
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Resolution: Done
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Affects Version/s: 1.18.1
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Fix Version/s: 1.19.0
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Component/s: Build & Distribution of Qbs
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Labels:None
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Platform/s:
Linux/X11
Description
How it was before:
$ tar tzf qbs-src-1.18.0.tar.gz | head qbs-src-1.18.0/ qbs-src-1.18.0/.clang-tidy qbs-src-1.18.0/.dockerignore qbs-src-1.18.0/.github/ qbs-src-1.18.0/.github/actions/ qbs-src-1.18.0/.github/actions/download-qt/ qbs-src-1.18.0/.github/actions/download-qt/action.yml qbs-src-1.18.0/.github/actions/download-qtc/ qbs-src-1.18.0/.github/actions/download-qtc/action.yml qbs-src-1.18.0/.github/workflows/
How it is now:
$ tar tzf qbs-src-1.18.2.tar.gz | head ._qbs-src-1.18.2 qbs-src-1.18.2/ qbs-src-1.18.2/._docker qbs-src-1.18.2/docker/ qbs-src-1.18.2/._CMakeLists.txt qbs-src-1.18.2/CMakeLists.txt qbs-src-1.18.2/._cmake qbs-src-1.18.2/cmake/ qbs-src-1.18.2/._bin qbs-src-1.18.2/bin/
The presence of additional ._qbs-src-1.18.2 file in the root level breaks Debian build scripts, as it makes them use that level as root directory and not qbs-src-1.18.2/ which should be root.
These are “AppleDouble” files, and apparently you can use COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 environment variable to prevent tar from including them into archive. I do not use macOS so I cannot test that.