Best way to make the Org source tree?

Best way to make the Org source tree?

[William Denton]

I looked on the site and in the source but didn't see this, but forgive me if I missed something obvious.  Say I cloned the Git repository and now I'm in that directory and want to update Org.  I'm not doing any development, I just want to stay current.  I think these are equivalent:

$ make update
$ git pull && make

Is that right?   Is `make autoloads` needed?  What should I be running?

I ask because I suddenly wondered if I'd been doing this wrong and it was triggering a problem.

Bill
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William Denton
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Re: Best way to make the Org source tree?

[Rohit Patnaik]

From reading `mk/targets.mk`, seems like `make update` runs the following:
    git checkout $(GIT_BRANCH)
    git remote update
    git pull
    make all

I think `make all` also runs `make autoloads`. Personally, my update process is
`git pull && make`, because until just now I didn't realize that `make update`
was an option.

-- Rohit Patnaik