On Wed, Sep 4, 2019 at 9:21 AM swdev <swd...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I downloaded serf-1.3.9 and built it using > scons APR=/home/jonny/subversion APU=/home/jonny/subversion > ZLIB=/home/jonny/subversion OPENSSL=/home/jonny/subversion > PREFIX=/home/jonny/subversion > I then ran a scons check and got the following > There were 14 failures:
If you're going through this many layers and layers of work and debugging, it's time to seriously reconsider your project. Unless someone is paying you hourly, what is justifying this much to work to personally build the latest greatest? Can't you use the most recent packaged version of the code, or reach out to their authors and ask about their build environments? The layers of building up the dependency trees are why I basically gave up on doing my own Subversion RPM updates after 1.11 came out. Jugglinig dependencies became pretty awkward.
