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it doesn't look like addon-verify is run, so those doc tests won't be built?
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(Which I'm fine with for now, by the by, I'm not a huge fan of doctests.)
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Sorry, perhaps I made it too obtuse for the sake of DRY. In the line below, $< is replaced with tools/doc/addon-verify.js.
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This still breaks on OSX for me on first run -- running
./$(NODE_EXE) addon-verify.jsin a separate target to create thetest/addon/doc-*dirs that thetest/addons/.stamptarget depends on should fix this.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Oh! That's the problem -- it evaluates and expands
$(foreach dir...before executingaddon-verify.js-- and thus it can't see those new directories, and the test fails because node-gyp hasn't run in those dirs.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I wonder if this is a make issue... I see what you are saying but I can only reproduce it on OS X with make 3.81. On Linux with make 4.0, it always builds things in the right order, no matter how many jobs I throw at it. Will investigate.
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I can't reproduce it on OS X anymore either, I wonder what changed... @chrisdickinson Can you give it one more try? If it still fails for you, can you tell me how to reproduce?
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To reproduce you have to
rm -rf test/addons/doc-*between test runs.