Close examination of this code path reveals that:
* The error is generated only if $there contains no slash.
* This can only occur if $dscfn matches the first regexp,
ie $dscfn is [./]../X in which case $there becomes X
* So in this situation, $there is simply the dsc filename
which is supposed to be in ..
* What we should be testing is ../$f but that is $here
which is what are trying to create and which we statted
earlier and got ENOENT for.
So this occurs when the dsc is in .. and a file it refers to is
missing.
Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>
look like series files, etc. Involves adding .patch to all generated
patch filenames.
* dgit import: Defend against broken symlinks in ..
+ * dgit import: Right error message for missing files in ..
--
fail "cannot import $dscfn which seems to be inside working tree!";
}
$there =~ s#/+[^/]+$## or
- fail "cannot import $dscfn which seems to not have a basename";
+ fail "import $dscfn requires ../$f, but it does not exist";
$there .= "/$f";
symlink $there, $here or fail "symlink $there to $here: $!";
progress "made symlink $here -> $there";