esac
}
+bm-quirk-sbuild-after-act () {
+ # sbuild likes to run the package clean target in the chroot,
+ # which isn't necessary in our case. We don't disable it in
+ # dgit because we want to do what sbuild does, in case there
+ # are packages which don't build unless their clean target was
+ # run. We know it must be running it in the chroot because we
+ # provide sbuild with the dsc, not the tree, so we simply
+ # ignore all executions of the clean target by schroot.
+ local arch=$(dpkg-architecture -qDEB_BUILD_ARCH)
+ local sblog=../example_1.0_$arch.build
+ if [ -e $sblog ]; then
+ sed '
+ s/^EXAMPLE RULES TARGET clean/HOOK SUPPRESSED &/;
+ ' <$sblog >>$bmlog
+ fi
+}
bm-report-source () {
if "$@"; then
t-dependencies sbuild
t-restrict x-dgit-schroot-build
-arch=$(dpkg-architecture -qDEB_BUILD_ARCH)
-after-hook () {
- # sbuild likes to run the package clean target in the chroot,
- # which isn't necessary in our case. We don't disable it in
- # dgit because we want to do what sbuild does, in case there
- # are packages which don't build unless their clean target was
- # run. We know it must be running it in the chroot because we
- # provide sbuild with the dsc, not the tree, so we simply
- # ignore all executions of the clean target by schroot.
- local sblog=../example_1.0_$arch.build
- if [ -e $sblog ]; then
- sed '
- s/^EXAMPLE RULES TARGET clean/HOOK SUPPRESSED &/;
- ' <$sblog >>$bmlog
- fi
-}
-bm_quirk_after_act=after-hook
-
+bm_quirk_after_act=bm-quirk-sbuild-after-act
bm-prep
act="sbuild -c build --no-arch-all"