The command you suggested didn't really fix things. Based on the bug ticket saying autotools.py's autoreconf -i (line 244 in master as of this writing) call fails
if there's already an ltmain.sh in srcdir and the installed libtool is of a
different version -- not an uncommon occurence when dealing with tarballs.
Changing the call to autoreconf -fi overcomes the problem and should be
otherwise harmless. I made the hack in the autotools.py to use the -fi option but it didn't seem to really fix the problems with this stage of the install. Maybe I should manually remove some files? (I have libtool version 2.4.2 installed). I
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Yes, you're right, I was too hasty in jumping on autoreconf. It appears that gtk-doc or gnome-doc-utils might be missing or misconfigured. Try running jhbuild bootstrap jhbuild build meta-gtk-osx-bootstrap again to be sure that all of those dependencies are installed correctly.
Regards, John Ralls
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