On Sunday 17 July 2011, Alexander Neundorf wrote: > It's still in the early phase, but it should work already. > With these superbuilds, you can create e.g. a standalone source package for > all of e.g. kdegraphics. When creating such a source package, you can/have > to enter the git tag e.g. via cmake-gui, then the source package will be > for this tag. > Or, you can build all of kdegraphics in one go directly from git.
how does that work? I set SB_PACKAGE_VERSION_NUMBER to v4.7.0, but it still checked out git master, which is completely wrong. how do I tell it to check out a specific tag instead? also, why are the subdirectory names completely different (capitalized instead of lower case like the fine grained tarballs)? why is there a Source/ subdir where the main subdir does not have a CMakeLists.txt, so that the usual "cmake ; make; make install" workflow does not work? is there a way to tell it to not run make install after every module? for packagers, the step of "make" and "make install" must be completely seperate. In this state I don't see that I can create monolithic tarballs from that method, I would prefer to run the old setup-kde*.sh scripts (from /trunk/KDE/kde-common/release). Anything I'm doing wrong here? I might have not grasped every part of the README. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Dirk _______________________________________________ release-team mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/release-team
