Typo in the original. The command should read:
git pull --rebase --recurse-submodules
Jack
On 2020-06-10 12:23 a.m., Andreas Schneider wrote:
On Tuesday, 9 June 2020 23:17:10 CEST Nicolas Auffray wrote:
Hi Peter,
I just compile last master (so 3.1.0+2031 now) and I don't have any
error abou
On Tuesday, 9 June 2020 23:17:10 CEST Nicolas Auffray wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> I just compile last master (so 3.1.0+2031 now) and I don't have any
> error about libxcf on my side (nor I have on previous compile). But I am
> on Ubuntu 20.04 so that could make some differences.
>
> Do you update subm
Hi Nicolas,
Do you update submodule (git submodule update ; a git submodule init
is sometimes good to do again) ?
Yes, I use both commands every time I build dt master. I observed the
warnings for the first time some weeks ago. I copied the output of
build.sh to a file using ./build.sh | tee
Hi Peter,
I just compile last master (so 3.1.0+2031 now) and I don't have any
error about libxcf on my side (nor I have on previous compile). But I am
on Ubuntu 20.04 so that could make some differences.
Do you update submodule (git submodule update ; a git submodule init is
sometimes good t
Dear developers,
3.1.0+2016~g40a922d0e, Ubuntu 18.04
Running the build script build.sh a large number of warnings is thrown
on terminal. All warnings relate to xcf.c. They seem to have no impact
on the correct result of the build process, the binaries are working
fine. A reduced list of the w
