If dh_make is not installed on the system, the output is:
$ make init-deb
/bin/sh: 4: dh_make: not found
An example 'debian/' directory was created. You should verify its content.
Afterwards you may want to remove all debian/*.ex files (examples).
Read the Debian New Maintainer's Guide for more details:
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide
If `dh_make` is not installed on the system, the output is:
```
$ make init-deb
/bin/sh: 4: dh_make: not found
An example 'debian/' directory was created. You should verify its content.
Afterwards you may want to remove all debian/*.ex files (examples).
Read the Debian New Maintainer's Guide for more details:
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide
```
I just tried to reproduce this here (while prepending x to dh_make):
$ make init-deb
xdh_make --copyright gpl3 --createorig \
--packagename "makefilet_0.6.8"
/bin/sh: 1: xdh_make: not found
make: *** [include/deb-common.mk:37: init-deb] Fehler 127
As expected, make stops due to the missing/failed command.
I cannot imagine, why make should continue after the error on your system.
Do you have an idea?
I just tried to reproduce this here (while prepending `x` to `dh_make`):
```shell
$ make init-deb
xdh_make --copyright gpl3 --createorig \
--packagename "makefilet_0.6.8"
/bin/sh: 1: xdh_make: not found
make: *** [include/deb-common.mk:37: init-deb] Fehler 127
```
As expected, make stops due to the missing/failed command.
I cannot imagine, why make should continue after the error on your system.
Do you have an idea?
If
dh_make
is not installed on the system, the output is:I just tried to reproduce this here (while prepending
x
todh_make
):As expected, make stops due to the missing/failed command.
I cannot imagine, why make should continue after the error on your system.
Do you have an idea?
I cannot reproduce the issue. Feel free to open another issue, if it happens again.