On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 10:53 PM, Samuel Wales wrote:
> I do this:
>
> ...
> echo;echo \=== updating org;echo
> (
> cd $delbig/org-mode &&
> git pull --stat --log &&
> #first time make clean?
> make>elup--make 2>&1
> # make install ... unnec unless you want delorg
> # to be backed up. if so then install setting
> # prefix lispdir
> diffold doc/org.texi--old doc/org.texi
> echo not doing git gc
> )
> ...
> diffold () {
> local fold="${1:?}"; shift
> local fnew="${1:?}"; shift
>
> diff -u "$fold" "$fnew"
> cp "$fnew" "$fold"
> }
>
I will have to try this sometime. For now I just browse latest changes
using tig.
>
> On 2009-04-04, Manish wrote:
>> $ git pull && make clean && make && make doc
>
> Is make clean necessary lately? It works without it for me. I
> thought make clean was for when mtimes are wrong?
I think it bit me once a while ago and since then it just became a
habit.
--
Manish
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