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Corey Farrell authored
The Makefile claims that you can set default menuselect options by creating ~/.asterisk.makeopts or /etc/asterisk.makeopts, but they are never read. The rule for menuselect.makeopts is only allowed to run if the active target is 'menuselect', but the menuselect target doesn't depend on menuselect.makeopts. A dot (wildcard character) was added so the rule will be active for the targets that cause it to run: nmenuselect, cmenuselect, and gmenuselect. ASTERISK-13271 #close Reported by: John Nemeth Change-Id: Ibde804ff196283def49ccb9432fbf224a22586e2
Corey Farrell authoredThe Makefile claims that you can set default menuselect options by creating ~/.asterisk.makeopts or /etc/asterisk.makeopts, but they are never read. The rule for menuselect.makeopts is only allowed to run if the active target is 'menuselect', but the menuselect target doesn't depend on menuselect.makeopts. A dot (wildcard character) was added so the rule will be active for the targets that cause it to run: nmenuselect, cmenuselect, and gmenuselect. ASTERISK-13271 #close Reported by: John Nemeth Change-Id: Ibde804ff196283def49ccb9432fbf224a22586e2