Hi Peter, I installed now git and want to get the last release of the gEDA suite. Is there one release tag for all components? Could I "checkout" with one command all last releases? Sorry, I have no idea which structure you have in the projects so I have to ask. And I have never used git before. Only cvs and svn on my desk until now:-)
If there is one checkout command for all last stable versions, please give me a hint! Thanks! Klaus > On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 14:59 +0100, Klaus Rudolph wrote: >> Hi, >> >> the latest CD Rom Image I found is dated from Feb. 07. >> >> I like to compile the complete stuff from the sources and will normaly >> not use rpmĀ“s. My linux system is very old so I have sometimes a lot of >> trouble with newer rps and dependencies. >> >> Is it possible to create an actual cd rom image the next days? Getting >> all sources manually is a hard job :-) > > I'm not sure about the CD, but if you want bleeding edge (or any release > you care), you could checkout over the net from our source-code > repository.. > > git clone git://git.gpleda.org/gaf.git > > There is a toplevel makefile which you can use to build all of gEDA > (much faster than having to ./configure and make each of the 8-10 or so > subdirs worth of release tarballs.) > > If you aren't developing (for which you'd want to ask git to make a > branch), you can just checkout a particular release: > > e.g. > > cd gaf > git checkout 1.2.0-20070902 > > (or "git checkout master" to get back onto the local branch created > during checkout). > > "git fetch" will retrieve code-changes from the server, and "git pull" > from your master branch should merge them into anything you've > committed. (Actually, it will probably do the fetch for you too). > > Best wishes, > _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user