Thanks for the feedback. Ive been able to have the FreeBSD port updated and it's building it's parts successfully now. I still have to do some testing.
Unluckily there is an issue I also need to solve to respect FreeBSD ports rules (which are required by the build cluster). The build happens in a FreeBSD jail with a clean filesystem, and the build is expected to leave it clean. Some cache and temporary files are allowed, but nothing else
After the build a new empty directory appears in "/usr/local/libexec/qt6/locales".
While it looks innocuous I need to understand why it gets there at a minimum.
It appears to happen during the "resources" phase.
I suspect it gets created while compiling some translation, but I am having an hard time identifying the exact phase of the build.
Hi again,
Thanks for the feedback. Ive been able to have the FreeBSD port updated and it's building it's parts successfully now. I still have to do some testing.
Unluckily there is an issue I also need to solve to respect FreeBSD ports rules (which are required by the build cluster). The build happens in a FreeBSD jail with a clean filesystem, and the build is expected to leave it clean. Some cache and temporary files are allowed, but nothing else
After the build a new empty directory appears in "/usr/local/ libexec/ qt6/locales" .
While it looks innocuous I need to understand why it gets there at a minimum.
It appears to happen during the "resources" phase.
I suspect it gets created while compiling some translation, but I am having an hard time identifying the exact phase of the build.
Can you help shed some light?