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    • Vader
      Vader last edited by

      Hi,

      Currently I am working on a project which works by using multiple smaller projects [the main project is subdir template which the others are app type].
      Now, I recently got a requirement to make another project which uses some common packages(smaller projects mentioned before). We also want the changes in the package to be reflected in both projects.
      I was wondering if there is a way in qt to accomplish the same.

      P.S. the change must be accomplished offline without a server for uploading the code [would have gone with git based change otherwise]

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      • VRonin
        VRonin last edited by

        Is moving the shared code in a library (dynamic or static) and making the apps depend on it an option?

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        ~Napoleon Bonaparte

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        • SGaist
          SGaist Lifetime Qt Champion last edited by

          Hi,

          To add to @VRonin you can very well use git without a server you will miss the centralised ease of use but you can still have a working repository.

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