Rename build/ to m4/#9916
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bneradt
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Looks good. I'll let a non-Yahoo committer give you an approval.
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Please also update README.md to reflect the change in directory structure. |
This fixes an issue on case-insensitive filesystems where the BUILD item in .gitignore causes the build/ directory to be ignored in git. It also opens up build/ for use as an out of source build directory, which is a very common idiom for CMake users.
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Rebased on master. |
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Do we want rat to check our m4 files? I wonder if this line should just be removed? @bneradt do you have any input?
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RAT checks our CMake scripts. This seems like an analogous case for automake. Just my two cents.
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Probably good to check them. Let's do that as a separate PR though in case something goes wrong or we change our mind so it would be easy to revert.
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It looks like it was accidentally added, so this removes it. I also put in a comment explaining why build/ is now in the .gitignore.
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[approve ci ubuntu] |
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I feel like enough time has passed for someone to object to this. Approved!
This fixes an issue on case-insensitive filesystems where the BUILD item in .gitignore causes the build/ directory to be ignored in git. It also opens up build/ for use as an out of source build directory, which is a very common idiom for CMake users.