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- all settings now come from `osrm-settings.env` to avoid duplication/inconsistency
- to gain correct environment without rebuilding, now source `osrm-settings.env`
- to avoid stale builds, bootstrap.sh always rebuilds `osrm-backend` now
Recommended build from source method is still:
make && make test
However if you want to customize the osrm-backend version then see the README for
details of what variables you can pass to bootstrap.sh
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Experimentation here is wrapped up, now closing this and working over at #160 |
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Currently to install node-osrm from binaries you run:
npm install.To install from source you type
make. And to run the tests after a source build:make test.However when doing development against custom branches of OSRM_BACKEND there were a variety of easy pitfalls.
This branch makes it easier, and documented, how you should:
./bootstrap.shscript)Both these methods are documented in the readme in this pull.