On 8/4/2003 10:14 AM, someone claiming to be Derek Atkins wrote:
Tim Wunder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
OK, how can I verify that I'm running HEAD? I did the following $ cp -a gnucash gnucash-head (to copy my copy of the CVS source tree)
What branch is your checkout?
I've been maintaining a relatively current 1.8 branch via a cron'd script, which (among other things) performs:
cvs update -C -r gnucash-1-8-branch
$ cd gnucash-head $ cvs update -r HEAD -Pd
You don't need -r HEAD -- the HEAD branch is assumed -- assuming you started with HEAD. If you checked out a branch then this might not do what you think/want. You might be better off checking out a clean tree from head:
I started with branch, though. It downloaded a bunch of stuff, much more than I'd expect from a simple 'cvs update -Pd', especially since my script updated Sunday early AM and I tried to update to head Sunday evening, but I didn't log the output...
cvs -d ... -q checkout -d gnucash-head gnucash
$ ./autogen.sh --prefix=/opt/gnucash-head
$ make >make.log 2>&1 &
$ sudo checkinstall -R
and $ /opt/gnucash-head/bin/gnucash &
But the splash screen tells me it's gnucash 1.8.4, same as when I start the 1.8 branch.
Did I do something wrong?
Is 1.8 also installed in /opt/gnucash-1.8? Or is 1.8 installed in /usr or /usr/local? You might have wanted to run a "make clean" before "make", in case you already had stuff in your tree.
I have 1.8 installed in /opt/gnucash-CVS. Plan to put head in /opt/gnucash-head.
Thanks, Tim
-derek
I'll do a clean checkout of head. I plan to run 1.8 branch for real, and just use head to play/test.
Thanks, Tim
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