Good afternoon, I would like to know, how can I compile the file, of which I have made modifications. And which file, I should use to be able to see the changes that I have made in my application that I want to distribute to my clients
Thank you
Good afternoon, I would like to know, how can I compile the file, of which I have made modifications. And which file, I should use to be able to see the changes that I have made in my application that I want to distribute to my clients
Thank you
Please see https://docs.syncthing.net/dev/building.html and https://docs.syncthing.net/dev/intro.html where this is answered.
I have taken the following steps:
# This should output "go version go1.7" or higher.
$ Version
# Go is particular about file locations; Use this path unless you know very
Well what are you doing
$ Mkdir -p ~ / src / github.com / syncthing
$ Cd ~ / src / github.com / syncthing
# Note that if you are building from a source code archive, you need to
# Rename the directory from syncthing-XX.YY.ZZ to syncthing
$ Git clone https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing
# Now we have the source. Time to build!
$ Cd syncthing
# You should be inside ~ / src / github.com / syncthing / syncthing right now.
$ Go run build.go
, But I skip the following error
GOMETALINDER IS NOT INSTALLED
You don’t need gometalinter, it’s just a warning. But if you like, run go run build.go setup
to install it and some other dependencies.
okay I have finished doing the operations. My question is, I get the following.
antonio@antonio-pc:~/src/github.com/syncthing/syncthing$ go run build.go GOPATH is /home/antonio
How can I run the main page to see the changes made?
Thank you
You run the syncthing binary that you just built, probably.
By the way, any changes you make to our files need to be opensourced, and copyrights need to be preserved as explained by the license.
… if you distribute the resulting binary.
That is his plan.