release: Fix dependency ordering The 'make release' command triggers some sub-builds, in particular 'real-release' (which builds install images) and 'vm-release' (which builds VM images). These both now depend on pkgbase-repo. Unfortunately for historical reasons 'make real-release' has used a recursive make instead of proper make dependencies; this results in the pkgbase-repo target being invoked twice since the recursive make does not have any awareness of the targets being run by the parent make command. Since the pkgbase-repo target starts by creating the pkgbase-repo directory, the second make command incorrectly assumes that target has already been built; this showed up in 15.0-ALPHA5 builds with pkgbase-repo.tar being empty as it was created after the pkgbase-repo directory was created by before that directory had been populated. Change real-release: make obj make ${RELEASE_TARGETS} to a single line real-release: obj .WAIT ${RELEASE_TARGETS} in order to handle dependency deduplication properly while keeping the intended behaviour that "obj" completes before ${RELEASE_TARGETS}. Diagnosed by: jrtc27, emaste MFC after: 1 day Sponsored by: https://www.patreon.com/cperciva Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D52972
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