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Previously syncqt did not write content to forwarding headers if they already existed in the target location, regardless of the contents of the forwarding header. This is different from syncqt's behavior when it actually copies the headers to the target location, instead of creating a forwarding header that includes another header. Fix syncqt to read existing forwarding header content, and update the content in case if it's different from the newly generated content. This should fix the following non-prefix build case: running syncqt from a different source + build directory would not update the forwarding headers in the qtbase build dir. Change-Id: Ia0a1665a36ce54f1c487101d9a7532fc0aa40c89 Reviewed-by: Brett Stottlemyer <bstottle@ford.com> Reviewed-by: Joerg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> |
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| fixqt4headers.pl | ||
| qmake-wrapper-for-target.bat.in | ||
| qmake-wrapper-for-target.in | ||
| qt-cmake-private-install.cmake.in | ||
| qt-cmake-standalone-test.in | ||
| qt-cmake.bat.in | ||
| qt-cmake.in | ||
| syncqt.pl | ||