If my changes are on a branch named mybranch, would the command be craft --set version=mybranch kdiff3 ?
Or does "version=master" just mean local rather than remote copy, so that as long as I have branch mymaster in the working directory (in the git sense) it will be built when I use version=master? Ross ________________________________________ From: Hannah von Reth <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2019 3:01:16 AM To: Boylan, Ross; KDE on Windows Subject: Re: Modifying source Hi Ross, Best way is to work on git for those changes. craft --set version=master kdiff3 A rebuild is then triggered with craft -i kdiff3, git sources are not reset. Gperf is a binary package and has no sources, also packages restored from cache have no src dir. Cheers, Hannah ________________________________ From: Kde-windows <[email protected]> on behalf of Boylan, Ross <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2019 1:35 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Modifying source Supposing that someday I am able to build kdiff3 on Windows and I want to modify the source and rebuild, how do I do that? I have a couple of concerns. The first is that if I say craft kdiff3 the source will be refetched from the internet, so my changes would be irrelevant. Second, I did cs gperf for a package that seemed to have been built correctly. The commmand changed to a directory, but the directory was empty. cb gperf attempted to change to a subdirectory of the one from cs; since it was empty, this failed. Ross
