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Originally Posted by eschwartz
And it seems you can also use
Code:
cd ~/git/calibre/ && python2 setup.py build
to build the extensions in-place.
If there is nothing to build, it will run really fast and report nothing to do. So you could even alias
Code:
cd ~/git/calibre/ && git pull [upstream master] && python2 setup.py build
as calibre-update or whatever, and no need to trouble kovid with new builds. You wouldn't even notice the need to check anything.
Remember, you're the one who said "This is actually much faster than downloading binary releases." I'm just agreeing with you.  |
Have you forgotten that we are taking about windows XP? And no, that is not an invitation to start yet another long discussion about why people should upgrade or switch to a Linux desktop.