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On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 11:22:20AM +0200, Nadav Vinik <email@nadavvin.com> wrote:
Currently I edit the code in the clone dir and then use meld to copy
the changes to build/libreoffice*

That sounds painful. :)

Where should I edit the code?

Under clone/ or rawbuild/ (the later is just a collection of symlinks).

When the build copy the changes from the clone?

When the state of repos changed - all the magic is that bin/g sometimes
touches the clone/repos_changed file and that will trigger a rebuild.

Why the make don't use the clone directory instead of the need to
duplicate the code to the build directory?

That's because build.git still contains some patches under the patches/
directory which are not in the repos at the moment.

But for development, you can just do './autogen.sh --with-git;
./download; cd rawbuild/; ./autogen.sh; make' - then no build/ dir will
be created. :)

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