Invalid Commit References on Submodules

[javaes]

Hi,

I was trying to build the v0.50 tag on my Linux machine, but git was not able to checkout out the sub-modules in lib because they were not found (all of them). The GitHub interface can also not find the commits, so I guess they are from some private branch.

I was able to build that project on my machine using this commit , so I think building the latest version will be straight forward once the references are fixed.

Thanks for the help and setting up this project! :)

[mauer]

Hi,

Many thanks for your report. Looks like I messed up something with those annoying submodules. I will probably switch to subtree. It's easier to use and doesn't cause too many headaches.

I will try to fix it today or tomorrow.

Thanks, Marco

[javaes]

Thanks! I got to build it by manually checking out the submodules in the meanwhile and will do my first flight tests soon :)

//Edit: also the v0.50 tag built completed

[mauer]

Hi,

I changed a few things and just compiled in successfully in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Is the plugin working correctly in Linux? I still have to install X-Plane in Linux to test it, so would be interested if everything is working fine.

Thanks, Marco

[javaes]

Hi,

I'm not at home until the end of the Christmas holidays, so I won't be able to provide feedback on the latest version. I will surely try it when I'm back home.

At home I used the v0.50 tag and was able to compile it by checking out the dependency libs manually at a version I deemed appropriate. After removing some duplication errors during the make (could be related to my limited C toolchain knowledge), it built successfully and I'm happily using it in my sim.

Thanks a lot again, from my side this issue can be closed.

Best, Jan