The -n option (no-op) to eups distrib install doesn't seem to work anymore. It looks likes some of our build files have a check that something was installed that runs even when we're intentionally not installing.
Apologies if this is actually a true EUPS issue, but I suspect it's something wrong with some of our build files.
jbosch@tioga:~/stacks/LSST$ eups distrib install lsst_apps 10.0+8 -n
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[ 1/56 ] apr 1.3.3.lsst2 ...(/home/jbosch/stacks/LSST/system/EupsBuildDir/Linux64/apr-1.3.3.lsst2/build.sh) >> /home/jbosch/stacks/LSST/system/EupsBuildDir/Linux64/apr-1.3.3.lsst2/build.log 2>&1 4>/home/jbosch/stacks/LSST/system/EupsBuildDir/Linux64/apr-1.3.3.lsst2/build.msg
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Build log file not copied as /home/jbosch/stacks/LSST/system/Linux64/apr/1.3.3.lsst2/ups does not exist (this shouldn't happen).
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eups distrib: Failed to build apr-1.3.3.lsst2.eupspkg: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/jbosch/stacks/LSST/system/EupsBuildDir/Linux64/apr-1.3.3.lsst2/build.msg'
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