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I observed this when generating the build.sh script for a Raspberry Pi cross compilation:
$ ./build.sh ./build.sh: line 107: syntax error near unexpected token `fi' ./build.sh: line 107: `fi'
My workaround is to just comment out those lines.
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can you send a PR to fix it?
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Well... Things look not so easy.
Usually, one would use INCREMENTAL=0 as default value. But, here, it's used when the flag -incremental is used:
INCREMENTAL=0
-incremental
-i|--incremental) INCREMENTAL=0
and the same for UPDATE;
-u|--update) UPDATE=0
Later, it seems that we want to check both with value INCREMENTAL != 0:
if [ $INCREMENTAL ] && [ $UPDATE ]; then echo Error: Incremental and update are exclusiv! exit -1 fi
Later, again, it seems that we fall back to a test of value 0:
if [ ! $INCREMENTAL ]; then # Clone and build dependencies
Not sure, but a few tests like this look buggy. Maybe, @sappo should have a deeper look.
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I observed this when generating the build.sh script for a Raspberry Pi cross compilation:
My workaround is to just comment out those lines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: