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Hello,

=09Actually I found my problem.  The way the aclocal.m4 is generated on m=
y=20
machine is like this

=09AC_PREREQ([2.13])

=09Which the am-wrapper incorrectly parse as being version '[2.' instead =
of 2.1=20
like it should have been.

=09So there's a bug in this line which doesn't take into account square=20
brackets:

|| (cat_('aclocal.m4') =3D~ /^\s*AC_PREREQ\(([^\)]{3})[^\)]*\)/m ? $1 : '=
') gt=20
'2.1'

Yannick Koehler