2011-12-23, 17:13
WiSo Wrote:You're right. I get also no version in the buildsetup string.
That makes me very happy
Now comes the issue on how to solve it.
That makes me very happy
Now comes the issue on how to solve it.
2011-12-23, 17:14
your first task?
I have no idea atm but it looks like that tgit produces no ouput when using log in recent versions.
I have no idea atm but it looks like that tgit produces no ouput when using log in recent versions.
2011-12-24, 00:55
WiSo Wrote:your first task?
I have no idea atm but it looks like that tgit produces no ouput when using log in recent versions.
I already had trouble getting it to build. I'm not a skilled programmer
So if one of the dev's has an idea
2011-12-25, 13:52
OK now i have trouble building because of this:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=117582
Using AVG Internet Security 2011
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=117582
Using AVG Internet Security 2011
2011-12-25, 13:53
OK now i have trouble building because of this:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=117582
It has problems with the mingw libs
Using AVG Internet Security 2011
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=117582
It has problems with the mingw libs
Using AVG Internet Security 2011
2011-12-25, 18:23
Try executing extract_git_rev.bat from a command prompt and tells us what it outputs.
WiSo for old TortoiseGit the --no-pager helped remove a warning, but it still produces the correct output without the option so nothing's broken AFAIK.
WiSo for old TortoiseGit the --no-pager helped remove a warning, but it still produces the correct output without the option so nothing's broken AFAIK.
2011-12-25, 19:03
@CrystalP: Ok thanks. Newer tgit/git doesn't seem to support this option anymore. At least I couldn't find it in the help file. But note that I had to add the --summary option. Otherwise no output was generated.
2011-12-26, 12:42
CrystalP Wrote:Try executing extract_git_rev.bat from a command prompt and tells us what it outputs.
WiSo for old TortoiseGit the --no-pager helped remove a warning, but it still produces the correct output without the option so nothing's broken AFAIK.
It tells me nothing
Git version 1.7.8
2011-12-27, 21:55
The scripts doesn't find your git/tgit. The directory is not in the PATH or you need to restart to make the whole system see the new PATH.
You'll know the config is correct when you can execute git/tgit from a dos command prompt.
You'll know the config is correct when you can execute git/tgit from a dos command prompt.
2011-12-27, 23:29
CrystalP Wrote:The scripts doesn't find your git/tgit. The directory is not in the PATH or you need to restart to make the whole system see the new PATH.
You'll know the config is correct when you can execute git/tgit from a dos command prompt.
I can start git from c:\user\martijn\ where the normally cmd prompt window starts and tried in different locations
Still same screen as above
