Gnulib really doesn't like the aclocal files that are installed with the
latest autoconf so we need to ensure that the ones from the source
directory are used instead.
See also https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2016-12/msg00140.html
for the same error we are seeing in jenkins happening on MinGW.
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Hm my fear is that this will make things more and more complicated... Would prepend ing the src location work? So use the existing config string and add -B
I have needed this for 3 packages now (libunistring, libtasn1 and aqbanking). Do we really need to override the project aclocal files with the ones from the craftroot? According to the mailing list message prefix/share/aclocal will be searched automatically.
Yes but currently we install autotools to dev-utils. And cmake would always be a problem.
If we really need this at least call it autotools includes, no need to have args and extraargs
Ah yes of course I didn't think about that. How about self.subinfo.options.configure.defaultAutoreconfIncludes = False? So far the only thing that was necessary is to not add the default include path.