Jimmy I don't have a script to build GnuCash but I do have a script for intalling the dependencies. A build script wouldn't be too difficult to setup and could be pretty generic for all versions of GnuCash. I do have scripts for development builds in a development environment with various options on debugging etc but i have never set them up for building the stable version. It is pretty simple
Assume you are starting with an unpacked tarball ina directory gnucash-3.8 for system wide install in /usr/localwhich has the sources in a subdirectory gnucash and are initially located in gnucash-3.8 mkdir build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local -DWITH_PYTHON=ON .. make sudo make install If you need to do a rebuild for some reason change to the build directory then type rm -rf * #clears the previous build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local -DWITH_PYTHON=ON .. make sudo make install You could put the commands in a these bash script and then run from the gnucash-3.x directory. There are other options to cmake ( see cmake help and the breakout page on the build options in the wiki. If you are doing a local install for a single user you would substitute "/usr/local" with "$HOME/.local" in the above. David Cousens
gnucash-development-dependency-setup.sh
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