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Commit 2cc433db naively tested for the
cwd, assuming that `jhbuild buildone` would switch you to the checkout
path of the automatic module, so the condition was never met unless your
shell's cwd was the checked out module. Now it builds the expected path
of checkoutdir + modname.

This also inverts the if-else so that we search for autogen.sh instead
of meson.build. This means that when the code has not been checked out
yet (so that there's no files at all) this will default to meson.

See http://podofo.sourceforge.net/

When creating a non existant module from the default repository, don't
just try for autotools, but also for meson.

This is a copy-paste of the code for this same situation used in
`jhbuild make`.

This solves the annoyance of jhbuild'ing a GNOME module that is not in
the moduleset, but is on the default repo and already checked out. While
`jhbuild make` works fine, it requires you to be in the module's
directory, and the only workaround is to create your own custom
moduleset.

This reverts commit 67d4c1c7.

Turns out the reporter was using Python 2 which no longer support.

on previous commit, see #67 for details.

Fixes #67, see issue for details.

Thanks Peter Simonyi for issue debugging and fix proposal.

As the default branch name doesn't need explicit declaration anymore.

Instead of hardcoding the 'master' branch name.

Fixes #68

It has migrated to gitlab.gnome.org.

It was a dep of tepl, but tepl no longer depends on uchardet.

And build both of them from git. (cairomm-1.0 was built from a tarball.)

See #65

An alternative would be to disable man pages, if someone wants to
do that instead, feel free to change it.

Signed-off-by: Philip Withnall <withnall@endlessm.com>

gtk-doc is optional and disabled by default.

Also bumped libwpe and wpebackend-fdo to 1.6.0

libshumate is planned to be the successor of libchamplain (see
http://ml4711.blogspot.com/2019/01/)