Closed konijn closed 4 years ago
Thank you for contributing to make this project better😎 Keep up and follow to solve this issue.
What I've done is copy buildAPKs/scripts/sh/build/build.sh to the one project I want to compile. The only thing missing was the copy from local build to shared storage. Also the generated file will no longer have a timestamp in the name.
Hi,
love the potential of this.
Thank you. I find your comment humbling. Musing on this topic has given results:
I've decided to work on one project and would like to be able to just build that one project instead of all the projects.
Command ~/buildAPKs/build.repo.bash
was recently added. It enables building just one repository. This command has been tested with https://github.com/search and https://gitlab.com/explore successfully.
What is the easiest way to do that?
EXAMPLE USAGE: build.repo.bash https://github.com/BuildAPKs/buildAPKs.entertainment
If you find repo candidates for inclusion in this project @konijn, please share addresses to the sourcecode here in this topic.
Besides deleting all the other projects of course ;)
Directory ~/buildAPKs/var/cache/tarballs/
is being designed to assist in topics of device space and working APK sourcecode restoration; Enjoy🎵🎶
Command build.repo.bash
should compile only one git repository from source that is hosted on GitHub and GitLab. Please share your comments here.
Greetings,
love the potential of this. I've decided to work on one project and would like to be able to just build that one project instead of all the projects. What is the easiest way to do that? Besides deleting all the other projects of course ;)