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Fine tune build script to handle releases where release tags for gnuc…
…ash and gnucash-docs differ For example there can be a gnucash 3.8b tag with a gnucash-docs 3.8 tag. The way to invoke the script for this is build-package.sh -r3.8 -c3.8b -d3.8 or even build-package.sh -r3.8 -c3.8b The value of -r serves as both - the default for -c and -d - the sourceforge directory name containing the tarballs. So the main constraint for release tarballs now is that the tarballs must live in the same sourceforge directory. Notes: * if the release tag is the same for gnucash, gnucash-docs and the directory (the ideal case), the command can be simplified even more: build-package.sh -r3.7 * for development (nightly) builds the directory restriction doesn't apply. For such builds you are free to use -c, -d and -r as you see fit. -r only serves as default for -c and -d in that scenario.
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