You need to edit the CMakeFiles/Makefeil2 for that line, and delete the
dependency. They it builds (almost) correctly; it will not copy in any of
the Qt frameworks, or libraries. It is very broken. I think due to not
using the cmake bundle mechanism.
On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 7:22 AM, Alexander
Hello Kristen!
2012/5/12 Kristen Aw :
> Currently I'm using a shared repo which I access via command line. Then I
> build and edit branches over at Qt.
> Just to clarify, so I branch directly from the trunk (lp:stellarium) every
> time I want a new branch to make a feature, instead of branching
c: Timothy Reaves
> Sent: Saturday, 12 May 2012, 4:04
> Subject: Re: [Stellarium-pubdevel] Pushing branch modified by Qt
>
> Hello Timothy, sorry for the late reply. I have some questions...
>
> Thanks for your help Alexander!
>
>> From: "Reaves, Timothy&q
Hello Timothy, sorry for the late reply. I have some questions...
Thanks for your help Alexander!
> From: "Reaves, Timothy"
>
>
>Kristen, do you have this working now?
>
>
>On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 3:04 AM, Alexander Wolf wrote:
>>
>>2012/5/10 Kristen Aw :
>>> How are branches modified by Qt pu
Kristen, do you have this working now?
On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 3:04 AM, Alexander Wolf wrote:
> Hello Kristen!
>
> 2012/5/10 Kristen Aw :
> > How are branches modified by Qt pushed to lp?
>
> Just commit changes and pushed it to your own branch. Or you mean other?
>
> > I realized there were a lo
Hello Kristen!
2012/5/10 Kristen Aw :
> How are branches modified by Qt pushed to lp?
Just commit changes and pushed it to your own branch. Or you mean other?
> I realized there were a lot of build (CMake) files, which shouldn't be
> pushed. What I did was create a new branch, replaced the exis
Hello,
How are branches modified by Qt pushed to lp? I realized there were a lot of
build (CMake) files, which shouldn't be pushed. What I did was create a new
branch, replaced the existing files with the modified ones, then pushed this
new branch instead. I don't think this nearly the best met
