Right now we run everything out of the git checkout. That works, so this is not an urgent issue. But, it would be cleaner to have something like a "make install" that would let us copy all the necessary code for actually running SeeChange to an install directory somewhere.
(For that to work, we'd also have to make sure that SeeChange doesn't write to its own directories anywhere, but only to the data/temp/etc directories defined in the configuration.)
Right now we run everything out of the git checkout. That works, so this is not an urgent issue. But, it would be cleaner to have something like a "make install" that would let us copy all the necessary code for actually running SeeChange to an install directory somewhere.
(For that to work, we'd also have to make sure that SeeChange doesn't write to its own directories anywhere, but only to the data/temp/etc directories defined in the configuration.)