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JuhaManninen

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Please try one more thing, add the following two line just below Result := mrOk(TPublisher.CopyAFile).
Pos() works and AnsiStartsStr(), but the right place is method DoFileFound. You already had a test there but it was wrong.
I fixed it in r58878. I also removed the now obsolete define. (So no pause for me ...)

GetMem and howardpc, how come you were not able to reproduce the recursion problem?
Did you not test with projects having many directory levels, some of them above the project main dir? GetMem did such tests earlier I guess.
Can't you reproduce the problem even with my test project?
Many directory levels has been the challenge all the time. The old original code already was able to include all files from a flat project directory.

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Hopefully the publish project feature will become bug free soon.
Now it is bug free, at least for projects!  8)
Must test packages more later.
« Last Edit: September 05, 2018, 11:47:27 pm by JuhaManninen »
Mostly Lazarus trunk and FPC 3.2 on Manjaro Linux 64-bit.

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GetMem and howardpc, how come you were not able to reproduce the recursion problem?
Did you not test with projects having many directory levels, some of them above the project main dir? GetMem did such tests earlier I guess.
Can't you reproduce the problem even with my test project?
I did test your project, I saw no recursion issues.  Most likely the Pos function was already in place, preventing infinite loops. The bottom line is: programming all days long does not help in spotting bugs.  :)

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Pos() works and AnsiStartsStr(), but the right place is method DoFileFound. You already had a test there but it was wrong.
I fixed it in r58878. I also removed the now obsolete define.
OK. Thanks.

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Now it is bug free, at least for projects!  8)
Well I'm not so sure about this. Let's wait for a few days...I would say is stable enough for testing. :)

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@BrainChemistry, @tudi_x and others, how does the publish feature work?
Please test. I plan to remove debug output from it soon.
Please test also publishing packages.
This feature is now part of the fresh Lazarus 2.0 branch and RC1.
Mostly Lazarus trunk and FPC 3.2 on Manjaro Linux 64-bit.

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I have removed most DebugLn() calls now.
Mostly Lazarus trunk and FPC 3.2 on Manjaro Linux 64-bit.

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When performing "Publish Project ...", I'm always getting:
 Error: Copying files failed.

I have selected the default destitination directory:
  $(ProjPath)/pub/

The "Use filter to include extra files" is set to the default :
  *.(pas|pp|inc|lpr|lfm|lrs|lpi|lpk|xml|sh)

I have tried "compress" and "not compress" with no difference in error report.

Some of the desired files seem to be copied to the publish directory, but my project .lpi file (which contains the project version information) is not copied despite being defined above.

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Which Lazarus version?

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Which Lazarus version?
Version #: 2.0.0
Date: 2019-02-24
FPC Version 3.0.4
SVN Revision: Unregistered directory
x86_64-linux-gtk2

Installed from .debs from  https://www.lazarus-ide.org/index.php?page=downloads

 

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