pkg/pkg.mk: explicitly exclude state files#14299
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I don't really understand why one option does not work anymore. |
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This PR doesn't make any difference with my version of git (2.25.1). |
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Maybe the support was dropped. We could check at git changelogs. |
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There is no regression in this PR and I find the usage of git clean more clear with the -e option to exclude a list of files.
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I recently upgraded to
git 2.27and for some reason how the state files was excluded does not work for me anymore which lead to patching to happen on every compile. Instead I used the explicit-eflag for this, which works for me2.27and in2.17(in docker).Testing procedure
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