Hi, 2011/9/2 anatoly techtonik <techto...@gmail.com>: > I've used http://gitorious.org/+pyside-developers/pyside/buildscripts > to get latest PySide on Fedora 15. But, unfortunately, it appeared > that compiled version is not the latest. > [...] > It doesn't seem that these repositories are outdated, so why git > fetched these outdated versions? > It looks like buildscripts should be updated every time for new > release, but I couldn't find where git stores info about revisions in > submodules to switch to version 1.0.6. Any help?
It's here: https://github.com/PySide/BuildScripts I don't yet have write access to this repository, so I was not able to push the repository URL changes (PySide now uses Github) and newer revisions to this. As for updating to the latest version - Git sub-modules by default don't "track" a specific branch, but rather point to a specific revision in time (that's actually good if you want to depend on getting the known-to-be-working revision of code and not get any breakages with future updates, but it's bad if you really want to track the updates). The README file in the buildscripts states how to do this (update every submodule to the current master branch HEAD): git submodule foreach git checkout master git submodule foreach git pull I'll try to get the fixes in the BuildScripts repository on Github once I've got write access to the repository. HTH. Thomas _______________________________________________ PySide mailing list PySide@lists.pyside.org http://lists.pyside.org/listinfo/pyside
