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[Yuv <720419@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think you can safely push it.

The current way of doing things was transitional.  Previously both the
pod files and the resulting man files were stored in the source tree;
and the old script to generate the man files from the pod files would
run inside the source tree, and at the next commit both source pod files
and target man files were committed.

When replacing it with the CMake based build, I first wanted to recreate
the whole thing 100% exactly; then I removed the man files from the
source tree to see if something breaks / somebody complains.  Seems to
be OK, so the next step is to do it really clean and your patch seem to
be doing just that.

So go ahead, worse case we can always fix it later.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/720419

Title:
  building in-tree deletes pod source files

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  New

Bug description:
  [originally reported by Terry Duell]

  The Hugin build copies the pod files into the current folder before
  creating man pages, it then deletes them with `make clean`.

  This fails when building in the source tree, the source files get
  removed altogether.

  The attached patch fixes this for me, I haven't pushed it because I
  don't really know why it was set up like this in the first place.