On Sun, May 01, 2011 at 05:36:45PM +0100, Phil Holmes wrote: > When I type git cl config I get "git: 'cl' is not a git command". > I'm guessing that this is because the latest version of the LilyPond > Ubuntu build doesn't have git-cl installed?
Are you certain that you have the latest version? IIRC we added git-cl in lilydev-1.1. It was certainly one of the last things that was added. We certainly don't expect new contributors to install git-cl themselves! It's probably not worth downloading a new lilydev just for this, though. > From the CG I see some > stuff about installing it: should I do that? Yes, although you'll need to use git to get the repository. > Could someone walk me through: > Add the 'git-cl/' directory to your PATH, or create a symbolic link > to the git-cl and upload.py scripts in one of your PATH directories > (such as '$HOME/bin'). if your lilydev has a bin/ (lilydev 1.1 certainly does), then cd bin ln -s $HOME/path/to/git-cl-source-code/git-cl should do the trick. Without knowing the exact directory you have the git-cl source code in, I can't be more specific. > And it then says: > > There are two methods, depending on your git setup. > .Master branch: (easy option, and used in lily-git.tcl) > > I don't see an option to upload a patch to Rietveld in my lily-git - > will I get one if I do the install? No. You need to type the git cl upload origin/master on the command-line yourself. (or just copy&paste from the CG) Cheers, - Graham _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
