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Message #04747
Re: Failed installation
Dick Hollenbeck a écrit :
Alain Portal wrote:
Hi,
My kicad installation failed because INSTALL.txt was remove from
repository and not fron the cmake files list.
Here is the patch to fix.
Regards,
Alain
Jean-Pierre,
1) How did this happen that file /INSTALL.txt is not in stable but is
in testing?
Sorry.
This was a too zealous cleanup.
removing notes_about_pcbnew_new_file_format.odt file in the stable
version is enough.
I commited the fix.
My original plan was that stable was simply going to be a periodic
snapshot of testing. With that strategy it would never be possible
for stable to be ahead of testing. Periodic merges would be done
from testing into stable.
Therefore I am confused as to how a file could be deleted from stable
and not from testing.
This sounds good.
But bug fixes could create (temporary) some differences between branches
between 2 merges.
This is because some bugs must be immediately fixed, but testing branch
can have features that cannot be immediately merged in the stable branch.
This is currently the case: stable is basically the same as testing but
without the VRML export in Pcbnew.
(Currently the VRML export needs more tests and refinements).
This is a minor difference.
2) Also, I think it is harmful to have the internat directory tree
present in stable. It is now in the docs, repo. Any objections if I
delete it from stable?
Dick
Currently, the internat directory in stable branch is the same as in
docs repo.
It can be deleted in the stable tree (in fact I did not noticed it was
still in the stable branch until now).
My opinion is this internat directory tree could be *temporary* added in
the stable branch, if the stable and the testing branches are too
different, but only on demand.
Therefore, if there is only one internat directory tree and 2 code
branches (testing and stable), translators must know what branch is the
reference for translations.
This is for me the testing branch.
JP Charras.
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