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RESOLVED FIXED
4585
update-webkit doesn't notice when you have SVGSupport and update properly
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4585
Summary
update-webkit doesn't notice when you have SVGSupport and update properly
Eric Seidel (no email)
Reported
2005-08-22 04:36:35 PDT
update-webkit doesn't notice when you have SVGSupport and update properly This is because the current checkout-svg script is sorta a hack. It checks out SVGSupport separately (as a top level module) and creates symlinks from WebCore/ into SVGSupport/ It might be better to change checkout-svg to checkout sub-modules SVGSupport/ksvg2, etc directly into the WebCore/ directory... or at least update update-webkit to test if SVGSupport is checked out and issue a cvs up command appopriately.
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Checks for SVGSupport directory, and updates accordingly
(976 bytes, patch)
2005-08-23 19:02 PDT
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Ben La Monica
darin
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Ben La Monica
Comment 1
2005-08-23 19:02:31 PDT
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Checks for SVGSupport directory, and updates accordingly If the SVGSupport directory is present in the webkit dir, then this will also be updated when update-webkit is run.
Darin Adler
Comment 2
2005-08-24 11:57:23 PDT
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Checks for SVGSupport directory, and updates accordingly Looks fine to me. Using $" seems unnecessarily clever when join could do the job; it also seems a little ugly to pop the last item off of @sources and then re-append it. But this is a small script, and those are nits, so r=me.
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