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These should probably be unset for both runtime and development use cases, as already installed Formulae should have RPaths set correctly already. Unsetting those vars doesn't seem to affect the main applications.
There may also a separate issue with the GCC specs file generated by the gcc-7 formulae, but this will be reported separately after further tests.
Note that these issues only affect the case of developing a package that already exists in a brew install. Building anything not installed as a Formulae is fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
brew
command and reproduced the problem with multiple formulae?brew update
and can still reproduce the problem?brew doctor
, fixed all issues and can still reproduce the problem?brew config
andbrew doctor
and included their output with your issue?brew install
(orupgrade
,reinstall
) a single, supernemo-dbd-core formula?brew gist-logs <formula>
(where<formula>
is the name of the formula that failed) and included the output link?brew gist-logs
didn't work: ranbrew config
andbrew doctor
and included their output with your issue?What you were trying to do (and why)
Use
brew snemo-shell
as a development environment for a package (Falaise) already installed through a FormulaWhat happened (include command output)
Command output
What you expected to happen
The link should be to the local version of the library, not the brewed version.
Step-by-step reproduction instructions (by running
brew
commands)It's traced to a couple of issues. First,
snemo-shell
sets the following env vars which influence the rpath setting:These should probably be unset for both runtime and development use cases, as already installed Formulae should have RPaths set correctly already. Unsetting those vars doesn't seem to affect the main applications.
There may also a separate issue with the GCC specs file generated by the
gcc-7
formulae, but this will be reported separately after further tests.Note that these issues only affect the case of developing a package that already exists in a brew install. Building anything not installed as a Formulae is fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: