You do know
that to update anything in cmake/ or admin/ you
just need to push once to main/commmon/cmake or main/common/admin and
the
system will automatically bring those changes into all other TDE
modules, correct?
No I don't know that. Please provide the specifics!
Even after the admin and cmake directories replicate (how do they do that
--- in your nightlies or during any local build?), that will not catch
everything. So I probably still need to make another pass to create module
specific packages, which, if I understand you correctly, means only a
handful of patches rather than 117.
Darrell
The cmake/ and admin/ directories (and a few others such as libltdl) are
replicated into each top level module via GIT submodules. This process
occurs continually on the TDE GIT server, and usually catches changes
within 24 hours, independent of the nightly build system.
In fact, you ***cannot*** change anything under admin/ or cmake/ in any of
the TDE modules other than common/, as your change will be detected and
reversed by the same system that keeps the submodules up to date.
Tim