rricharz / Tek4010

Free Tektronix 4010, 4013, 4014 and 4015 terminal emulator for Raspberry Pi, Linux, macOS (Macintosh) and Windows
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Remove apltest binary from git repo and add to gitignore? #34

Closed tvrusso closed 8 months ago

tvrusso commented 8 months ago

I build Tek4010 on a non-Raspberry pi, non-Linux system, and test it out using a freshly built apltest. To do this I have to maintain a local branch with some tiny modifications that remove some minor linuxisms, and keep that branch rebased off of master to stay up to date.

The presence of an RPi binary for apltest in the repo makes using git a little difficult, just as the older presence of the tek4010 binary used to.

It would be great if the apltest binary could be removed from the repo and apl/apltest added to .gitignore just as was done recently for the tek4010 binary.

tvrusso commented 8 months ago

In this regard, this issue is mostly a duplicate of #21, but I think #21 has already in fact been addressed by commit 8e946f34

rricharz commented 8 months ago

Binaries removed in latest version

tvrusso commented 8 months ago

The binary for apltest is still in the repo. Only the tek4010 binary was removed. image

And only some binaries are in .gitignore.

# Executables
*.exe
*.out
*.app
*.i*86
*.x86_64
*.hex
tek4010
previous_version/tek4010
tvrusso commented 8 months ago

In fact, there have been no commits in the apl directory for 5 years.

rricharz commented 8 months ago

Sorry, forgot the push: It should be ok right now.

Am 01.03.2024 um 06:36 schrieb Tom Russo @.***>:

In fact, there have been no commits in the apl directory for 5 years.

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