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@ -7,7 +7,17 @@ fs = import('fs') |
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assert(fs.exists('meson.build'), 'Existing file reported as missing.') |
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assert(not fs.exists('nonexisting'), 'Nonexisting file was found.') |
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if not is_windows and build_machine.system() != 'cygwin' |
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# When one creates a source release with sdist, Python |
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# does not store symlinks in the archive as native symlinks. |
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# Thus the extracted archive does not contain them either. |
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# Sadly this means that we can only execute the symlink test when |
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# running from a git checkout because otherwise we'd need to |
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# do postprocessing on the generated archive before actual release. |
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# That is both nonstandard an error prone and having symlinks in |
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# the archive would probably break on Windows anyway. |
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is_git_checkout = fs.exists('../../../.git') |
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if not is_windows and build_machine.system() != 'cygwin' and is_git_checkout |
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assert(fs.is_symlink('a_symlink'), 'Symlink not detected.') |
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assert(not fs.is_symlink('meson.build'), 'Regular file detected as symlink.') |
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endif |
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