Installing the 5.3.1-1 and 5.3.1-2 on Fedora 23 and building an rpm package hangs when it sourcing *.lang files and fills up the / directory (produces tens of gigabytes of output never ending). Going back to 5.2.1 has no problem. FYI
When building which rpm package, on which arch? Fills up the filesystem through what files?
Building plasma-workspace-5.5.0 where I had to revert a patch which is causing some problems. Compilation goes through and it gets to a place where the rpmbuild output shows something like "cat a.lang b.lang ...." (I don't remember the exact line) and it sits there while the directory in BUILD/package containing the lang/translations keep growing until 100% disk full (grows to about 24Gb). Going back to 5.2.1 has no problem.
Sorry, the arch is x86_64.
In that case I need a reproducer (exact src.rpm, or reference to a git commit in the package repo).
Well, I just reinstalled gcc-5.3.1-2 with libtool and rpmbuild went through. I had reprodcued this three times before downgrading the compiler. I am not sure what happened to cause such a catastrophic outcome.
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