On 06/22/2017 07:15 PM, Nges B wrote:
Hmm when I visit the git repository, I think that the
way the code is
base is placed is not the best.
I see develop branch to have 11commits ahead and 9commits behind master.
From what I have seen in other open source projects or general projects
using git is that :
there are always at least two branches
1) Master.
It is the default and every time -t the code here is stable . The code
here is always the last release of the project. So the develop branch is
merge with the master during release.
Developers do not commit or create pull request against this branch.
2) the Develop Branch
It is the current working branch. All pull request by developers are
against this branch.
This pull request are reviewed then merge into this branch. it can be
broken at times but that can just be temporal.
SO I do not understand whether this is the same flow we use here or it
is different.
Pau is the one for answering this (Pau is main contributor for lime-sdk).
Anyway consider that the main code repository is lime-packages, not
lime-sdk (which instead is the compilation tool).
And consider also that the next one will be the first LibreMesh release
that will recommend lime-sdk (previous releases used lime-build).
Did you succeed in building with lime-sdk master?
Bye!
Ilario