fix: no-compile missing from os-dependentLibraries packages #999
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The missing --no-compile flag on the os-dependentLibraries packages means that *.pyc files are left by the installer, this causes Splunk AppInspect failures.
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The pipeline is failing because it is a fork, we will need to decouple FOSSA from build so all the tests could be run. |
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Jan 10, 2024
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The missing --no-compile flag on the os-dependentLibraries packages means that *.pyc files in pycache are left by the installer, this causes Splunk AppInspect failures.