03:59:22 Rest-of-the-story ==> stupid .env file mistakes that didn't get caught until the gcc10 switchover. 08:37:53 Ah, thanks danmcd - I regularly do RTI builds on r44 and builds for onu on bloody, I was just about to do a build using the env files under /opt/onbld. We do those as part of the pre-release process, but I probably have not done one since. 10:42:55 My build on r44 using /opt/onbld/env/omnios-illumos-gate was successful 10:43:15 (not yet updated for gcc10) 14:53:18 I had PRIMARY_CCS & PRIMARY_CCCS because of stupid M-w/C-y technique. Fixed those and BOOM it's all good. 14:55:50 does omnios have something similar? https://github.com/OpenIndiana/oi-userland/pull/11418 14:57:02 We will be doing the same, no doubt. 14:58:28 hm, and how can one set default mediator... 14:58:44 mediator-priority=vendor 14:59:06 I think OmniOS does it for ctags, so I'll find a link 14:59:16 ah, ok 14:59:56 https://github.com/omniosorg/omnios-build/blob/master/build/exuberant/local.mog#L19 15:00:28 I see 15:02:19 I'd guess, we rather would like to default to tcsh:D 15:02:40 I think so, yes, and it would be nice if OI and OmniOS used the same implementation name 15:03:39 mediator-implementation=tcsh mediator-priority=vendor 15:05:10 yep 15:05:17 I think hadfl said that we'd have to wait for the new `which` to land first btw, since the old `which` script doesn't work properly if csh is really tcsh 15:05:49 right. so he better hurry:D 15:06:15 I think that's close - illumos 15471 (fenix) 15:06:16 FEATURE 15471: replace csh based which(1) with implementation in C from BSD (New) 15:06:16 ↳ https://www.illumos.org/issues/15471 | https://code.illumos.org/c/illumos-gate/+/2710 15:06:57 There's just an interesting balance around backwards compat, and being consistent with tcsh's builtin and how GNU which behaves. 15:07:02 We apparently can't satisfy both 15:13:45 true. 15:14:05 and GNU which expects the output of `alias` to be fed into stdin for full operation 15:27:53 eh, should have patched which to use /usr/has/bin/csh in 15476. 15:28:44 I think 15471 has taken longer than suspected 15:29:06 but there's just the one query left I think, which is just whether the 'no found in PATH' message goes to stdout or stderr 15:30:00 ye, nothing fatal, but for correctness :) 15:42:52 Oh yeah, which is builtin in tcsh.