Fix f-string in rpath check and skip check for linked libs on symlinks #4975
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`file` will return "symbolic link to libxxx" which will then skip the remaining checks. So do not bother running `file` on it which is much slower than an `islink` check.
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Small followup after the discussion: #4988 |
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In https://gist.github.com/boegelbot/1e87f59c5b2d74984a925e56a7adcb3d there is
There was a missed f-string causing this.
Additionally the
filecall (external tool) is unnecessary for symbolic links where it returnsThis will then not do any checks, so it can be skipped in a much cheaper way by using
islink, This change doesn't change existing behavior it just makes it obvious.This also means that
sanity_check_rpathcan/should be enhanced as theis_parent_pathcheck for outside symlinks doesn't make sense if no check is done for any symlinks yielding an additional "Failed to determine dynamically linked libraries for..." message.Shall we do that too?