Source code for a weekly build

[robinwhittle]

https://downloads.codelite.org - the latest weekly build is 13.0.7 Nov 27, 2019.

I want to build this on Debian 10.1. (My attempts to install a .deb file which was intended for Ubuntu have never worked.)

In the past I have built Codelite from tarballs of a full release, such as for 13.0.0. From https://downloads.codelite.org/ the link "Download CodeLite 13.0 tar.gz from GitHub" somehow gives me a tar.gz file of the source.

I have also built Codelite from whatever is in the GitHub repository at a given time, with the "Clone or Download > Download ZIP" button at https://github.com/eranif/codelite . I am wary of this, since it could contain all things which might not yet work correctly.

How can I obtain the full source code for a specific weekly build? (I spent several hours trying to figure out a git command to do this, but without success.)

[eranif]

The best way is if I will tag each weekly build in github (which I will starting with the next build)
For now, I would simply clone the master... (which is 13.0.8 atm)

Eran

[TiMan]

I noticed that the compilation guide for windows talks about a workspace called "codelite-utils.workspace". However, I cannot find this in the latest version from github. What do I do?

[eranif]

If you can provide a link to that document it will great.
I removed that workspace and now everything is configured in a single workspace CodeLiteIDE.workspace (Windows only)

[TiMan]

If you can provide a link to that document it will great.
I removed that workspace and now everything is configured in a single workspace CodeLiteIDE.workspace (Windows only)

There you go: https://github.com/eranif/codelite/wiki/Windows

[robinwhittle]

Thanks Eran. I took a zip file from the GitHub repository and built that without any problems, other than a potential bug regarding debug ignore counts not being updated when I manually pause gdb. See: https://github.com/eranif/codelite/issues/2398

[Pecan]

If you can provide a link to that document it will great.
I removed that workspace and now everything is configured in a single workspace CodeLiteIDE.workspace (Windows only)

There you go: https://github.com/eranif/codelite/wiki/Windows

@ eranif
Both the wiki and the github "Build windows" instructions still say "Next, locate the workspace codelite_utils/codelite_utils.workspce and open it...".
(https://github.com/eranif/codelite)

[eranif]

@Pecan: thanks, I will fix this