Arch Linux

Description:

I've downloaded a PKGBUILD and kept at ~ .. copied to a dir and did the build, then later i forgot to erase that file from ~. What happened on my next build of another package I did the steps svn update bla bla.. and when I've tried to commit I got a file Error: svn file not found.

The PKGBUILD that I had in ~ was subversion PKGBUILD and then the check at 215 was called and failed the process.

Checking the line 195 of commitpkg is:

. PKGBUILD

If my bash noob skills are correct this can be fixed doing:

."`pwd`/PKGBUILD"

Of course this shouldn't happen to all users, just devs or tus who are a mess like me and have PKGBUILD files everywhere #facepalm :).

Steps to reproduce:

1.- Copy a PKGBUILD of X to your ~. note: must have several items at sources array
2.- Go and build a package Y and try to commit to the repos and then have fun seeing Error: foo not found