>> Still strange that git pull -r from core doesn't/didn't help. That's what I
>> do to update my sources.
>Do a "./g pull -r" in core instead. It calls "git pull -r" in all the
>sub-repos underneath core/clone/ (and in core itself, of course).
Thank you. I will do ./g instead of git in the fu
On 01/04/2012 07:43 AM, Winfried Donkers wrote:
The error is that dict-xx.oxt (today they were dict-an.oxt, dict-be.oxt,
dict-el.oxt, dict-gd.oxt, dict-si.oxt and dict-te.oxt) files cannot be found.
I think running "git pull -r" in core/dictionaries should fix this.
Thanks, it helped.
Still s
>>The error is that dict-xx.oxt (today they were dict-an.oxt, dict-be.oxt,
>>dict-el.oxt, dict-gd.oxt, dict-si.oxt and dict-te.oxt) files cannot be found.
>I think running "git pull -r" in core/dictionaries should fix this.
Thanks, it helped.
Still strange that git pull -r from core doesn't/didn
Hi Winfried,
I think running "git pull -r" in core/dictionaries should fix this.
Tim
On 01/03/2012 12:10 PM, Winfried Donkers wrote:
>
> I often get a failed make dev_install when building following a git
> pull --rebase.
>
> The error is that dict-xx.oxt (today they were dict-an.oxt,
> dict-be.
I often get a failed make dev_install when building following a git pull
--rebase.
The error is that dict-xx.oxt (today they were dict-an.oxt, dict-be.oxt,
dict-el.oxt, dict-gd.oxt, dict-si.oxt and dict-te.oxt) files cannot be found.
This occurred also after a clean git clone on a new machine.
M
