wrong syntax

[mahaase]

basement/classes/make.yaml

Line 5 in 6878d4e

make -j "${MAKE_JOBS-$(nproc)}" "$@"

- make -j "${MAKE_JOBS-$(nproc)}" "$@"
+ make -j "${MAKE_JOBS:-$(nproc)}" "$@"

same here:

basement/recipes/devel/cmake.yaml

Line 61 in c2a5d96

--parallel="${MAKE_JOBS-$(nproc)}" -- \

BR.

[jkloetzke]

What's exactly wrong? The syntax is valid bash AFAICT.

[mahaase]

really, not missing a ":" in front of the "-"?

${MAKE_JOBS-$(nproc)} --> "24-24" or "-24"
${MAKE_JOBS:-$(nproc)} --> "24"

[jkloetzke]

Am 27. Juli 2020 15:29:05 MESZ schrieb Martin Haase <notifications@github.com>:

really, not missing a ":" in front of the "-"?

No, not really. The colon makes the difference if the variable is defined but empty. See https://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/parameter-substitution.html

[mahaase]

waahh! hkay! sry! xD