How do you perform a partial build on macOS?

Eivind Samseth <eisa01 -AT- gmail.com>
Sun, 10 May 2020 20:44:58 +0200

Hello,
I set up the build environment and successfully built the current master and .app bundle

Now I wanted to make a change to the Info.plist file to fix this bug:
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=103644

I’ve set up logerrit, created a new local branch, and edited sysui/desktop/macos/Info.plist.in

However, how do I build the new .app bundle with this change?

I tried to do do a partial rebuild of the sysui module:
(base) EivindsMBP2015:core eivind$ make sysui.build
cd /Users/eivind/lode/dev/core/sysui && make -j 4 -rs build
[LOC] top level modules: sysui
[BIN] top level modules: sysui
[ALL] top level modules: build-non-l10n-only build-l10n-only

But that doesn’t seem to do anything or recreate the .app bundle

I’m blindly following the wiki: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/GenericBuildingHints

Context

How do you perform a partial build on macOS? · Eivind Samseth
- Re: How do you perform a partial build on macOS? · Michael Stahl
  - Re: How do you perform a partial build on macOS? · Eivind Samseth
    - Re: How do you perform a partial build on macOS? · Michael Stahl
      - Re: How do you perform a partial build on macOS? · Eivind Samseth
        
        Re: How do you perform a partial build on macOS? · Ilmari Lauhakangas
        
        Re: How do you perform a partial build on macOS? · Christian Lohmaier

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