Prevent crashes on recursive src_dir definitions in deps #2582
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In some rare cases (see erlang#2581 for a sample interplay between plugins and recursive dep definitions with apps) there can be some interplay where a dependency declares recursive directories but the lookup for app files does not acknowledges these and causes problems. This patch simply ignores such cases by stripping options; this should have no backward compatibility impact since the value was just ignored before anyway, but will prevent crashes in hard-to-reproduce cases.
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Jun 21, 2021
Co-authored-by: Denis Anufriev <[email protected]>
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In some rare cases (see #2581 for a sample interplay between plugins
and recursive dep definitions with apps) there can be some interplay where
a dependency declares recursive directories but the lookup for app files does
not acknowledge these and causes problems.
This patch simply ignores such cases by stripping options; this should
have no backward compatibility impact since the value was just ignored
before anyway, but will prevent crashes in hard-to-reproduce cases.
Possibly fixes #2581 but I haven't been able to reproduce this in tests
since it seems to require a very peculiar setup to trigger.