Closed EricDeveaud closed 9 years ago
Hi Eric,
This is due to how github bundles release archives. Submodules are not included in the archives and thus, like in issue #5 the submodule is missing. If you are interested in building the releases you should be able to clone them directly from the repository by release name, using the --recursive option, and proceed.
For example, in more recent versions of git you should be able to use: git clone --branch v1.10.1 --recursive https://github.com/genome/joinx.git
Hi Eric,
I just pushed a commit that uses build-common as a git subtree rather than a git submodule. Downloading release tar files should now work, but building directly from a git repository is the preferred method.
thanks for that.
sorry for the long delay in replying.
best Eric
Hi,
for production us we only install "releases" (we need to be abble to rebuild exactly the same tools at any moment) trying to install joinx-1.10.1 (https://github.com/genome/joinx/archive/v1.10.1.tar.gz) we found that the corresponding archive miss the build common directory content, so render it impossible buildable from stock. also are the previous release to.
any reason that build-common is not included in the release ?
best regards
Eric
PS I have read the issue #5