One last thing... You may have noticed that your help files don't get
updated this way. Those are produced at build time. So you'll have to do a:
make doc
to generate the help files. Unfortunately, if you don't have the right
version of asciidoc, you may not have success building the files.
Additionally, especially because of the "all.html" that has to be
generated, it can take a (relatively) long time to build the help files
(so don't do it unless you really need to).
Best --
--Ted
On 10/10/09 8:14 PM, Ted Pavlic wrote:
On 10/10/09 3:03 PM, Petr Korviny wrote:
Ted, thank you for your comprehensive answer, it was very useful and
it works like a charm. And you are right, "hg fetch" is much easier
than downloading and installing XPI extensions repeatedly.
To automate things, put that "hg fetch" in a crontab that runs (for
example) every day. Then you're guaranteed to have a fresh developer
release every day.
(caveat: If the state-of-the-art muttator regresses into bugginess, use
hg log|more
to show you the recent revisions. To go back to a previous revision (you
can scroll to one released on a previous day, for example), use:
hg update -C --rev XXXX
where "XXXX" are the first few numbers of the "changeset ID")
--Ted
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