Can I build CfD locally If so from which sources I don t nee kotlinlang #compose-desktop

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mcpiroman

12/08/2021, 12:18 PM

Can I build CfD locally? If so, from which sources? I don't need Web.

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Igor Demin

12/08/2021, 12:29 PM

Yes. Download submodule, configure environment, and run

./scripts/publish

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mcpiroman

12/08/2021, 12:39 PM

Thanks. How much 'upstream' is that path? I've met various branches like jetbrains/androidx/jb-main, jetbrains/androidx/androidx-main, androidx/androidx/androidx-main and this one, all of them seem to have different commits and I wonder which one is the release or the develop one.

E.g. on maven there is 0.0.0-use_kotlin_1.6.10-RC-dev512, will it be there?

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Igor Demin

12/08/2021, 12:42 PM

release/1.0

branch is

1.0.0

0.0.0-use_kotlin_1.6.10-RC-dev512 won't be there. it is an experimental branch

0.0.0-use_kotlin_1.6.10-RC-dev512

is built from

use_kotlin_1.6.10-RC

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mcpiroman

12/08/2021, 12:45 PM

Ok, I see there are various active branches on JetBrains/compose-jb, should I care about any other aforementioned one, e.g. jetbrains/androidx/jb-main? It looks like commits are picked from one another in some way.

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Igor Demin

12/08/2021, 1:04 PM

jb-main

is outdated for now, but we will use it as a base for 1.1/1.2 in the future

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mcpiroman

12/08/2021, 1:33 PM

And in case I want only ever to build desktop, is there a chance I can get away without setting up andorid dependencies (Android SDK, IJ instead of AS)?

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Igor Demin

12/08/2021, 1:36 PM

The build system uses it, so it isn't possible

IJ instead of AS

You don't need an IDE, if you just need to build artifacts. If you need to change some code, you can only work in Android Studio. IJ doesn't support the latest Android plugin

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