Empty: Adding .gitkeep in bootstraps/empty/build #912
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When experimenting around new recipes for python3, I personally needed empty to get something built. The reason is that almost every boostrap needs python2, which conflicts with python3. While using empty I noticed that the build directory is missing. Using .gitkeep is not documented in git, but widely used as far as I read on the internet.
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Sounds good. I've been meaning to add a build recipe option to avoid the need for this anyway. |
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When experimenting around new recipes for python3, I personally needed empty to get something built.
The reason is that almost every boostrap needs python2, which conflicts with python3.
While using empty I noticed that the build directory is missing.
Using .gitkeep is not documented in git, but widely used as far as I read on the internet.