James wrote: > However the source in the repository may have had changes since the > git2 release was made, so the second cg-restore, rolls it back to that > release, if there's any changes. > > or at least, that's how I remember it worked. It's a while since I > wrote the PKGBUILD, and admittedly it was based heavily on Tiger's > instructions. > >
OK - I give in, although I'm not 100% convinced. >> Right now, that command does nothing, but >> presumably you put it in the PKGBUILD for a reason. >> > > it'd be doing nothing, as there hasnt been anything added to the repo > since git2. > > No - it's doing nothing because the format is wrong. Like --long-help says, if you use -r <commit/tree/blob>, "The list of files is mandatory in this case". >> It's a bit pointless >> building the most vein-slashing of bleeding-edge kernels if the build is >> incorrect. >> > > it works, so the build can't be incorrect :P > Fair enough - you're the expert. Thanks. _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
