apenwarr-redo/t/chdirtest.do

redo chdir1
redo chdir2
rm -f chdir1
. ./flush-cache.sh

# chdir2 sets its dependency on chdir1 in an odd way, so this might fail if
# redo doesn't catch it
redo-ifchange chdir2
[ -e chdir1 ] || exit 77
Correctly handle dependencies for "cd somewhere; redo-ifchange somefile" We would build 'somefile' correctly the first time, but we wouldn't attach the dependency on somefile to the right $TARGET, so our target would not auto-rebuild in the future based on somefile. 2010-11-24 03:06:18 -08:00			`redo chdir1`
			`redo chdir2`
			`rm -f chdir1`
			`. ./flush-cache.sh`

			`# chdir2 sets its dependency on chdir1 in an odd way, so this might fail if`
			`# redo doesn't catch it`
			`redo-ifchange chdir2`
			`[ -e chdir1 ] \|\| exit 77`