Hi
I checked git status and I could clearly see modified files. So I restored them all. Then I again went to the build folder in C drive. I saw that the changes to the code which I did in the the first build were gone. Then I again built the debug version on libreoffice.sln in visual Studio. I saw that though the changes in the code were removed but they were still present in the build. Also the new changes which I am doing now in the code aren't visible in the build. P. S : I was working on master branch. Also, when building libreoffice through cygwin, I didn't gave --enable-debug or --enable-debug-util in autogen.sh Could this be a possible reason? On Thu, 20 Aug, 2020, 11:20 PM Shivam Kumar Singh, <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On Thu, 20 Aug 2020 at 22:41, anshu khare <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> I basically ran autogen.sh , /opt/lo/bin/make gb_color=1, >> instdir/program/soffice.exe, and /opt/lo/bin/make vs2019-ide-integration >> again on Cygwin. >> > > You don't need to run autogen.sh every time. That is only for the first > build. The normal workflow is to make a new branch -> do your required > changes -> make > > Then I went to build folder in C drive of my pc. There I found >> Libreoffice.sln >> >> I opened it and built the debug version. >> I found that the changes which were made during first build were >> reflected in this built. >> The changes which I made earlier in the code during my first build were >> present this time as well. >> > I undid the changes in the code. But that didn't affect the changes in >> built. >> > > Are you sure? run "git status" to check if you have some > uncommitted changes or > perhaps if you are working on a separate branch from master do "git diff > master ... your_branch_name". (do not forget the "...") > > regards, > Shivam Kumar Singh >
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