Filter empty entries out of the SDK list - #286
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--sdks= splits into a list holding one empty string rather than an empty list, and that empty string is then looked up as an SDK name, so configure fails with an empty name in both messages.
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--sdks=splits into a list holding one empty string rather than an empty list, and that empty string is then looked up as an SDK name. It never matches anything, so configure fails withError: hl2sdk- was not found.andMissing hl2sdks:— both without a name, which makes the cause hard to see.The
pr-checksworkflow passes--sdks=for the two SourceHook test builds, so those steps cannot configure at all on this branch.masteralready filters empty entries here; this is the same line.Checked on a clean
1.12-devcheckout: before,python3 ../configure.py --enable-optimize --enable-tests --sdks=fails as above; after, it configures, builds, and the SourceHook suite passes 16 of 16 on linux-x86.Ordinary builds are unaffected —
--sdks=hl2dmproduces the same artifacts before and after, and the only differences between the two binaries are the build path and the compile timestamp, which also differ between two runs of the unmodified code.