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*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1048861 ***
(In reply to Tuomo Soini from comment #3)
> I'm not able to see bug#1048861 and this issue is still there on public
> rhel7 RC.
With which package version are you seeing this?
I'm not sure if only parallel building contributes to the problem. I've seen builds where invoked tools crash, but make continues regardless. I'll have to dig deeper what on earth happens here...
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Fixed in Fedora by not attempting parallel builds:
--- 8< ---
# don't attempt parallel builds, they tend to produce bad output without
# failing
make
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As per the previous comment, this is easily fixable (and should be done so if and when we update in RHEL). However, merely rebuilding to include the build fix is inappropriate, therefore I'll close this bug now.
Created attachment 856822 [details] mock log from failed build Description of problem: rebuilding gimp-help with x86_64 mock root fails.