fix: Clean build artifacts for successful repackage#1224
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The clean target in the Makefile wasn't removing all the temporary build files and directories, specifically build and jsonnet.egg-info. This caused a problem when trying to repackage the source for Debian. For more details about the problem, see the following bug report: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1047367 This patch simply adds these to the clean command, ensuring a truly clean build environment, which is required by Debian policy. This change isn't just for Debian; it will also benefit other distributions that package Jsonnet, as it ensures a consistent and reliable build process across all platforms.
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The clean target in the Makefile wasn't removing all the temporary build files and directories, specifically build and jsonnet.egg-info. This caused a problem when trying to repackage the source for Debian. For more details about the problem, see the following bug report: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1047367
This patch simply adds these to the clean command, ensuring a truly clean build environment, which is required by Debian policy. This change isn't just for Debian; it will also benefit other distributions that package Jsonnet, as it ensures a consistent and reliable build process across all platforms.