15 Feb
2012
15 Feb
'12
6:55 a.m.
Le 14/02/2012 22:58, /dev/ammo42 a écrit :
Right, I wouldn't expect it to, as the GIT submodule feature is one of the
weakest points of GIT. When I generate the release tarballs I do so from
a full copy of the entire GIT tree, submodules and all, and walk the tree
down to each module (e.g. tdelibs, tdenetwork, amarok, etc.) to generate a
tarball of each module.
Tim
On Tue, 14 Feb 2012 22:43:29 +0100
Francois Andriot<francois.andriot(a)free.fr> wrote:
It does not work as expected either.
Francois Le 14/02/2012 22:21, /dev/ammo42 a écrit :
I was not talking about using tar directly but the "git
archive"
command, which according to the manpages seems to do what you want.
But since I didn't actually try it I don't know if it behaves well with
admin and cmake folders. > Hello,
> I'd like to know if there is an existing script or method to build
> "official" source tarballs from git.
> I need to get tarballs that "look like" the ones that are delivered
> for official releases, e.g. that I can build exactly in the same
> way that I build official releases tarballs.
git-archive(1) ?
Hello, of course I've found that I can simply tar the
existing Git
directory structure.