I'm a stupid GIT

[Richmond Mathewson]

Um, a broad "thang" . . . I've never measured one myself.

How about an impatient chap whose GANTT chart of his 4th SDLC has been 
completely thrown out of
kilter owing to a bug (19045) in existing builds of LiveCode, knowing 
that that bug has been sorted
out but that the next official RC build is waiting on at least another 4 
bugs being sorted out . . .

Am I daft to want to try to build an unofficial "8.1.2 and a half" to 
see if the bug has really been sorted
out, or would I be more sensible to "bite down hard" and hang on for an 
official build?

IFF I know that everything with respect to that bug has been sorted out 
I can continue coding (I have about
2000 lines to get  in place prior to a build); if it has not I don't 
really feel inclined to go ahead with those lines
of code to find that I have to re-do or undo them all over again.

Probably discretion is the better part of valour . . . but . . .

Richmond.

On 1/7/17 5:23 pm, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
> Richmond Mathewson wrote:
>
> > I would be extremely grateful if someone in the know could post
> > a recipe for simple souls like myself to build a LiveCode "thang" from
> > github.
>
> "Thang" is very broad.  Stack?  External?  Engine?  What do you want 
> to build?
>