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I want to use a raylib clone to my Windows desktop in a way that builds of raylib material can be done without dirtying the clone. It should not seem that that there are changes or additions that are uncommitted to git locally and then upstream. (Except when I am making changes, perhaps on branches, that I intend to offer to the raylib project.)
The .gitignore at the root of the raylib repository does invite use of Debug/, Release/ and even TestResult/ for that purpose. I could exploit that.
I notice that modification of materials, such as in projects/ is not discouraged. Is that intentional? The README for scripts, and the text of build-windows.bat suggest to me that the build be done right there (after adjusting the .bat script a little). That puzzles me.
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I want to use a raylib clone to my Windows desktop in a way that builds of raylib material can be done without dirtying the clone. It should not seem that that there are changes or additions that are uncommitted to git locally and then upstream. (Except when I am making changes, perhaps on branches, that I intend to offer to the raylib project.)
The
.gitignore
at the root of theraylib
repository does invite use ofDebug/
,Release/
and evenTestResult/
for that purpose. I could exploit that.I notice that modification of materials, such as in projects/ is not discouraged. Is that intentional? The README for scripts, and the text of build-windows.bat suggest to me that the build be done right there (after adjusting the .bat script a little). That puzzles me.
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