compile_pkgs: drop useless deep clone -d option (!549) · Merge requests · Turris / Turris OS / Turris Build

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Michal Vasilek requested to merge bugfix/compile_pkgs-drop-d-opt into hbl Aug 10, 2022

Since 7f064e57 we do deep clones by default, so -d (deep clone) doesn't make sense anymore

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compile_pkgs: drop useless deep clone -d option

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