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The contents are extracted, but not yet built into the viewer installer.
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The any() builtin was introduced in Python 2.5. Not only is its intent
clearer, but it handles the case of zero items -- which the reduce(or_)
construct does not. Sporadically we've seen exceptions from
generate_breakpad_symbols.py when reduce(or_, ...) is given zero items. This
masks the actual error (failure to dump symbols? failure to read them?),
masquerading as a bug in the Python script.
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Unicode version of NSIS, not the one from the NULLSOFT site
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ms_sleep() calls and adjust expectations accordingly
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It appears that our trouble was due to a cygwin-style path in the AUTOBUILD
environment variable, and that changeset 0e0bd8b546ad fixed it.
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match those in package
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There was a comment in CMakeLists.txt left over from 2009 (!) about commenting
out the unit test for llcapabilitylistener. Fortunately we've since reinstated
the test as an integration test, but the comment was never removed -- until now.
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A traceback from a Python script always makes people think there's a bug in
your script. Even when a test program fails to build, CMake often (always?)
tries to run it anyway, via our run_build_test.py script. For that case,
produce a straightforward error message -- rather than an OSError traceback
that doesn't even mention the program name!
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