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This is useful (mostly for distros) when you want to only use the |
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sources provided by a software release, and want to manually handle |
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or provide missing dependencies. |
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* **--wrap-mode=nofallback** |
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Meson will not use subproject fallbacks for any dependency |
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@ -196,6 +196,51 @@ the following command-line options: |
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want to specifically build against the library sources provided by |
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your subprojects. |
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## Download subprojects |
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*Since 0.49.0* |
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Meson will automatically download needed subprojects during configure, unless |
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**--wrap-mode=nodownload** option is passed. It is sometimes preferable to |
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download all subprojects in advance, so the meson configure can be performed |
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offline. The command-line `meson subprojects download` can be used for that, it |
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will download all missing subprojects, but will not update already fetched |
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subprojects. |
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## Update subprojects |
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*Since 0.49.0* |
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Once a subproject has been fetched, Meson will not update it automatically. |
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For example if the wrap file tracks a git branch, it won't pull latest commits. |
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To pull latest version of all your subprojects at once, just run the command: |
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`meson subprojects update`. |
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- If the wrap file comes from wrapdb, the latest version of the wrap file will |
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be pulled and used next time meson reconfigure the project. This can be |
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triggered using `meson --reconfigure`. Previous source tree is not deleted, to |
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prevent from any loss of local changes. |
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- If the wrap file points to a git commit or tag, a checkout of that commit is |
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performed. |
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- If the wrap file points to a git branch, and the current branch has the same |
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name, a `git pull` is performed. |
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- If the wrap file points to a git branch, and the current branch is different, |
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it is skipped. Unless `--rebase` option is passed in which case |
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`git pull --rebase` is performed. |
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## Start a topic branch across all git subprojects |
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*Since 0.49.0* |
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The command-line `meson subprojects checkout <branch_name>` will checkout a |
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branch, or create one with `-b` argument, in every git subprojects. This is |
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useful when starting local changes across multiple subprojects. It is still your |
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responsability to commit and push in each repository where you made local |
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changes. |
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To come back to the revision set in wrap file (i.e. master), just run |
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`meson subprojects checkout` with no branch name. |
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## Why must all subprojects be inside a single directory? |
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There are several reasons. |
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