I'll check those out.
I think the main use will be Slackware VMs in ProxMox VE clusters, so I
had intended to keep pace with the releases that ProxMox blesses for
production use. 19.2.3 currently.
On 2026-05-13 18:31, Christoph Willing wrote:
On 14/5/26 01:25, Kyle Jerviss wrote:
While I've got this on my mind...
The ceph source tree makes extensive use of git submodules. So much
so that I've never managed to track down all of them and assemble them
into a buildable source tree. git clone / git checkout handles it
flawlessly.
Have a look at multimedia/obs-studio/get-obs-studio.sh which checks out
a git repo, pulls in the submodules and generates a tarball. It
specifies a particular git tag and uses that as the VERSION for the
tarball.
If you just want the master branch (so no real version number), have a
look at system/incus-ui/get-incus-ui.sh which uses the date of last
commit and its abbreviated git hash to generate a usable version
string. This is based on something I saw in one of Pat's scripts and it
works very well. This one doesn't check out submodules but you easily
add that like the get-obs-studio.sh script does.
Once I have a full source tarball, I upload it to
SlackBuildsDirectLinks repo at Sourceforge which can then become the
DOWNLOAD url for your .info file.
chris
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