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fix: Debian packages with tar.gz data file #99
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When a Debian package has a data file that's already compressed with gz and named data.tar.gz it fails with Error in genrule: rule 'data' has file 'data.tar.gz' as both an input and an output. See issue GoogleContainerTools#98
It passes all the current tests and I've manually tested it in a development branch with one of the problematic CUDA packages. This fix seems to work and the CUDA packages don't fail like they did before. However, I can't get that test to pass as it fails on yet-another issue that I'm trying to debug. Still, I think the diff is easy to follow and I think it's good to go. |
@thesayyn I think this fix should go first and then I'll rebase the refactor and other branches. What do you think? |
Bear with me as i work through these PRs :) FYI It may take days/weeks. |
@thesayyn of course!! no worries :) I'll keep the PRs rebased and up-to-date! |
Fixes GoogleContainerTools#141 In GoogleContainerTools#99 I added a dependency to basename when it's not really needed. Credit and thanks to @birunts for finding the dependency and providing a potential solution!
Fixes GoogleContainerTools#141 In GoogleContainerTools#99 I added a dependency to basename when it's not really needed. Credit and thanks to @birunts for finding the issue and providing the solution!
Fixes GoogleContainerTools#141 In GoogleContainerTools#99 I added a dependency to basename when it's not really needed. Credit and thanks to @birunts for finding the issue and providing the solution!
When a Debian package has a data file that's already compressed with
gzip
and nameddata.tar.gz
it fails with:See issue #98