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Why is building moq so difficult? #221

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divmgl opened this issue Dec 3, 2015 · 1 comment
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Why is building moq so difficult? #221

divmgl opened this issue Dec 3, 2015 · 1 comment

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@divmgl
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divmgl commented Dec 3, 2015

Currently working on a project where team members don't want to rely on NuGet to grab the package. I'm trying to use the build.cmd batch file in the master branch, but I've run into two issues (one of which I solved). But frankly, this is frustrating.

Are you guys willing to move away from your build tool so that I may open a pull request and fix this? It's very inconvenient to download the master branch, to then discover we have to grab your Common folder from your other repo, and then discover that the master branch is not the correct commit for Common, and then still not be able to build because of -RequiresConsent flag.

If there is room for this improvement, I can work on this for you and open a pull request. There really needs to be a simpler way to be able to build Moq.

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kzu commented Dec 4, 2015

You just need to make sure you git submodule update --init. Having submodules that you need to init is pretty straightforward and common.

If you're using TortoiseGit, it's just a checkbox in the checkout.

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