GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 775460
Add Flatpak development build
Last modified: 2016-12-01 13:08:02 UTC
And also update gitignore acordingly (and a few more ignores)
Created attachment 341136 [details] [review] build: add Flatpak development build The future is finally here, from this commit on you can hack in Nautilus from any distro in a matter of minutes, and from a single click if you are using GNOME Builder. /me dances exhaustively
Created attachment 341137 [details] [review] general: track .gitignore We should ignore the same files for everyone.
Created attachment 341138 [details] [review] gitignore: ignore .flatpak-builder
Created attachment 341139 [details] [review] gitignore: ignore m4 directory
Created attachment 341140 [details] [review] gitignore: ignore gtk-doc generated files
Created attachment 341141 [details] [review] gitignore: ignore gnome-builder build configurations Although you are free to use any other IDE, we want first class support for Builder.
Attachment 341136 [details] pushed as 3e3bafe - build: add Flatpak development build Attachment 341137 [details] pushed as 171bf2a - general: track .gitignore Attachment 341138 [details] pushed as 5f1fd25 - gitignore: ignore .flatpak-builder Attachment 341139 [details] pushed as 3aaecde - gitignore: ignore m4 directory Attachment 341140 [details] pushed as fbe174d - gitignore: ignore gtk-doc generated files Attachment 341141 [details] pushed as c368108 - gitignore: ignore gnome-builder build configurations
We are missing the config options from builder to have a complete smooth experience, but this would probably be a matter of a few days. Progress in here: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=775461
We use git.mk to generate the gitignore file, so you should remove it and all references to it from any Makefile.am file.
(In reply to Ernestas Kulik from comment #9) > We use git.mk to generate the gitignore file, so you should remove it and > all references to it from any Makefile.am file. oh my :/ my bad... I need to think more about all of this then, just reading the recomendations inside git.mk... Thanks man!