Using the latest quilt (0.67) on a BSD system (for example, MacOS) results in Quilt duplicating the patch entries in the patch file. This is a known issue with Quilt 0.67 on BSD systems.
The bug has been reported to the Quilt developers and is actually already corrected in the latest source code, just not been released yet. This is due to a different behaviour of BSD awk to GNU awk.
Meanwhile, there are a few workarounds:
- Not using a BSD system to refresh patches or doing a pS repo release.
- Using a Quilt version prior to 0.67 on a BSD system.
- Porting the patch from Quilt git repo to your own installation.
- Calling the
make-repo-release script with the -q option to not refresh the patches.
- Modifying all the patches to include a diff index and change quilt refresh option to use a diff index as well:
QUILT_REFRESH_ARGS="-p ab"
Using the latest quilt (0.67) on a BSD system (for example, MacOS) results in Quilt duplicating the patch entries in the patch file. This is a known issue with Quilt 0.67 on BSD systems.
The bug has been reported to the Quilt developers and is actually already corrected in the latest source code, just not been released yet. This is due to a different behaviour of BSD awk to GNU awk.
Meanwhile, there are a few workarounds:
make-repo-releasescript with the-qoption to not refresh the patches.QUILT_REFRESH_ARGS="-p ab"