11 Apr
2012
11 Apr
'12
3:56 a.m.
No. You would need to issue a 'git submodule
update'
command inside a top level module (tdelibs, tdebase, etc.) in order to update any
submodules (admin/, cmake/, libltdl/, etc.) from the TDE server.
Ok. I don't need to do that. I'll push the common directory changes to GIT and
wait until the next day to resync here. By then the main repo will have replicated those
changes to all other modules.
I just now created the patches for common. Only three files involved and only a one-liner
in each.
With those changes I'll push the tdelibs patch then too because kstandarddir.h/cpp
need to be updated concurrently.
That still leaves individual module changes wioth various oddball changes, such as docbook
files, but I can regenerate those patches after the master server has done the basics.
Do I have
permissions to push to the common
admin/cmake? I tried pushing some nominal typo
corrections for qt3 and tqt3 and was
rejected.
You should--make sure that you are committing/pushing from
within either admin/ or cmake/, not common/.