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Explained why `git submodule update` is necessary after a commit in a submodule.
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Various LaTeX classes. Note that some of this exists as independent LaTeX repostiories (e.g., ouexam, beamerthemes). These are included as submodules. To install, ensure that `$TEXMFHOME` is set to your personal texmf tree (e.g., `~/.texmf`), then: % git clone https://github.com/Otago-InfoSci-Database/LaTeX.git % cd LaTeX % git submodule update % make install Everything should just work beyond that point (fingers crossed! ☺), barring any backwards incompatible changes to classes or the like. To update: % git submodule update % make install Note that if you commit in any of the submodules, you’ll need to do a `git submodule update` in the parent repository to resynchronise the submodule pointer.
Various LaTeX classes. Note that some of this exists as independent LaTeX repostiories (e.g., ouexam, beamerthemes). These are included as submodules. To install, ensure that `$TEXMFHOME` is set to your personal texmf tree (e.g., `~/.texmf`), then: % git clone https://github.com/Otago-InfoSci-Database/LaTeX.git % cd LaTeX % git submodule update % make install Everything should just work beyond that point (fingers crossed! ☺), barring any backwards incompatible changes to classes or the like. To update: % git submodule update % make install Note that if you commit in any of the submodules, you’ll need to do a `git submodule update` in the parent repository.
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