Re: Mac build error.

On 11 March 2018 at 10:39, Jan Iversen wrote: > I work on 2 branches in parallel (iOS and master), so I use “git worktree” > in order not to have 2 clones (a lot less diskspace). > > I use the --with-referenced-git feature we have, and it works well to avoid too much

Re: Mac build error.

> The 'g' script in turn is called in 'Makefile'/'Makefile.in’. Thanks, I got my problem identified. I work on 2 branches in parallel (iOS and master), so I use “git worktree” in order not to have 2 clones (a lot less diskspace). I know I could switch branches with the help of “git stash”, but

Re: Mac build error.

Hi, at first glance, it seems like the 'g' script located at the top-level of the git repository is doing things that may be related to your error in the 'refresh_submodule_hooks()' and 'refresh_all_hooks()' functions. The 'g' script in turn is called in 'Makefile'/'Makefile.in'. Regards,

Mac build error.

Hi On my Mac build I am starting to get these errors: rm: .git/hooks/README: Not a directory ln: .git/hooks/README: Not a directory rm: .git/hooks/commit-msg: Not a directory ln: .git/hooks/commit-msg: Not a directory rm: .git/hooks/post-merge: Not a directory ln: .git/hooks/post-merge: Not a