In configure.ac around line 209, AC_ARG_ENABLE is used with three
action clauses instead of two, causing enable_conduits to default
to "no" unless --enable-conduits is explicitly passed.
This means userland tools (pilot-xfer, pilot-dlpsh, etc.) are
silently not built by default, with no warning to the user.
Fix: either change the default to "yes", or add a clear warning
when conduits are disabled.
Tested on Debian 13, pilot-link 0.15.0 built from git.
In configure.ac around line 209, AC_ARG_ENABLE is used with three
action clauses instead of two, causing enable_conduits to default
to "no" unless --enable-conduits is explicitly passed.
This means userland tools (pilot-xfer, pilot-dlpsh, etc.) are
silently not built by default, with no warning to the user.
Fix: either change the default to "yes", or add a clear warning
when conduits are disabled.
Tested on Debian 13, pilot-link 0.15.0 built from git.