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Question - Why does building git always package /cmd/git.exe from the sdk? #5095

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uberDoward opened this issue Aug 6, 2024 · 0 comments
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I have to be missing something very basic here.

  1. Install git-sdk
  2. Open git-bask from the git-sdk
  3. sdk init git
  4. sdk init build-extra
  5. cd /usr/src/git
  6. Checkout any tag (2.45.2 in my case)
  7. Make custom updates (any)
  8. make all && make install && git --version (now shows my new version)
  9. /usr/src/build-extra/installer/release.sh 2.45.2.custom
  10. Inno package created, but contains the 2.46.0 version that came with the git-sdk, rather than my custom built git

How do I tell Inno to package up my built git, vs the git included in /cmd ?

@dscho dscho transferred this issue from git-for-windows/git-sdk-64 Aug 7, 2024
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@dscho dscho converted this issue into discussion #5096 Aug 7, 2024

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