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Source Distribution File Layout Has Gone Wrong

I recently added some new capabilities to a project, and now when run the build on the source distribution, the file layout is wrong: Some of the files have an additional layer in the path hierarchy even though I have made no changes to the build spec.  This is almost certainly due to a new dependency somewhere. But I'm having trouble finding where that dependency is.  (If I run the build on an older version and it works fine.)  I've made a copy of the new version and am going through the tedious process of chopping away at it bit by bit and trying a build each time. Does anybody know a trick to figure out exactly why a source dist build is putting things in certain places?

Here's what the layout should be:

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And here's what it has become.

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Using your project window, right click on the chm file  and/or vi files, select "Find Callers".  Check where these file is used.  Decide if you want to add them to the Project instead of a remaining a dependency.  It appears you have additional files of course in your new source distro.

 

 

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