Hello
On 09/05/18 07:05, Federico Bruni wrote:
Hi Peter
I'll reply quickly now, but I'll come back in the next days as soon as
I have some time to do some testing.
Il giorno sab 5 mag 2018 alle 22:24, Peter Teeson
<"peter.teeson"@icloud.com> ha scritto:
(3) I ran the Terminal and did ./setup.sh. It appears to have
downloaded the needed got repo’s.
Looking at that script it seems I do not need to exec
lily-git.tcl? (actually lilypond-git I think)
I must say I've never used lily-git so I never took it into account
when I created LilyDev images.
I must have a look at it.
Anyway, you can ignore lily-git and use regular git to start contributing.
Lily-git was for mortals like me to quickly create git-formatted patches
without having to learn how to run git CLI commands. I still use it
(because I am lazy) but it is basically a tcl wrapper for a bunch of git
commands. For users who have never used git before it does make the
ability to contribute patches much easier.
It also comes from a different repo.
lilypond-git (or $LILYPOND_GIT) is the generic term we use for wherever
the repo is installed.
James
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