Closed puddly closed 4 years ago
I guess you can reference a submodule particular commit. I did a quick google search on "Fix the submodule to a particular commit" Is it what you are looking for ? Now I don't know if it is a good idea. It should be interesting to get the last bug fix.
@puddly Thanks for pointing this out, I just do ln -s /root/Main/toolchain /root/Main/mips-gcc472-glibc216-64bit
when building with docker.
The
live
submodule references the toolchain directory's old name, which causescompile-libraries.sh
to fail unlesstoolchain
is symlinked to the old name.I've also combined all of the
compile.sh
scripts contained in the submodules, since they are all really three lines long once you get rid of the common environment variables.Any thoughts? I'd like to lock down
freetype2
to a stable version instead of keeping it as a Git submodule tracking potentially breaking changes, but that'd require pulling it into the current source tree or keeping it external and just cloning the latest stable tag from within the build script.