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the file names are given relative to the build directory, so the command
needs to be run in it as well. this is a more expected (and simpler) fix
than the alternative, which would be giving file names relative to the
source directory.
reasons not to fix:
- due to some other bug, the problem really affects only builds where
the build dir is not at the same level as the source dir - otherwise,
absolute paths would be passed anyway
- it has some breakage potential for the cases where the commands
actually expect being run in the source dir
- it can be worked around by manually injecting the cd statement into
the command
reasons why i still fixed it:
- it doesn't affect in-source builds, and it seems that most complex
build systems (which would define custom compilers with
depend_command) don't support shadow builds anyway
- people who needed things to work probably already used $$OUT_PWD somehow
(either a "cd" at the start, or prepending it to each path), so this
change will be practically a no-op
- "it's just dependencies, and these are known to be broken in qmake
anyway"
Reviewed-by: joerg
Task-number: QTBUG-1918
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