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To run git submodule init and git submodule update you need to have the
.git folder from cloning the repo in the directory you are running it from.
Alternately, in the releases the necessary files for the build (no use of git
needed) will be found in mate-submodules and the libegg directory within
it. These can be copied to other caja build directories of course, and then
the package should be ready to configure and build.
Moving these to a subproject allows them to be kept in sync across all packages
that use them
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There wouldn't be, that's a snapshot of the package not the repo itself.
You need git clone to copy the repo to run git on, or to download one of the
RELEASES from
https://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.28/
to copy the files from
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I've never done it this way, the error you got on the 2nd method
looks like a version mismatch but I cannot really diagnose this
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I edited my previous post, and was able to get caja to compile. Edit: After deleting everything inside |
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After running
./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr
, from the instruction here (link).I got the errors:
I found the following thread with the same issue:
#1560
I have 'git' installed but no submodule:
:$ git submodule init
fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
I came across this website on adding a submodule, but the issue is I don't know what url to use for the submodule:
git submodule add [submodule-repository-url]
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