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When running the following command persistently, this behavior triggers a dependency state change due to the use of macro definitions for dependencies in the top-level item, without the dependency actually changing.
$ fpm run -C . /example_packages/preprocess_per_dependency
fpm: Entering directory 'C:\Users\zoziha\Code\opensource\fpm\example_packages\preprocess_per_dependency'# Dependency change detected: utils
Project is up to date
Dependency macro IS defined
STOP 0
fpm: Leaving directory 'C:\Users\zoziha\Code\opensource\fpm\example_packages\preprocess_per_dependency'
How should we handle this behavior?
Expected Behaviour
$ fpm run -C . /example_packages/preprocess_per_dependency
fpm: Entering directory 'C:\Users\zoziha\Code\opensource\fpm\example_packages\preprocess_per_dependency'
Project is up to date
Dependency macro IS defined
STOP 0
fpm: Leaving directory 'C:\Users\zoziha\Code\opensource\fpm\example_packages\preprocess_per_dependency'
Description
When running the following command persistently, this behavior triggers a dependency state change due to the use of macro definitions for dependencies in the top-level item, without the dependency actually changing.
How should we handle this behavior?
Expected Behaviour
No
# Dependency change detected: utils
.Version of fpm
latest commit
Platform and Architecture
All platform
Additional Information
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