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Great! Got it, I'll fix today, new release is coming. |
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Bugfix issue-#91, dangerous white space fobos global vars Why: Chris found a very dangerous bug: *spurious* white spaces were added around global variables defined into fobos file. This change addresses the need by: Sanitize global variables substitution. Side effects: Add build test 23.
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Dear Chris, in the just uploaded master branch I should have fixed this bug. I added also a specific test this one. Soon, I'll create a new release with the other features. I leave this open until your check on the new release. |
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…les' into develop Bugfix #91, stable release, fully backward compatible.
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Should be fixed, feel free to reopen if not. |
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I found that when I use a variable to store the name of the output in a fobos file, a space gets inserted between the output directory and the variable contents. This makes it seem like these are separate arguments to the compiler and leads to an error. For example, a fobos file like:
will result in the following archive command being run:
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