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Are there instructions anywhere on how to

Are there instructions anywhere on how to "build from the head"?

Thanks in advance!

— asked July 2nd 2010 by Jeffrey Hill
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    Yep:

    Linux
    Windows
    OSx

    The verify stages are quite important - if you can't verify then you're likely to have issues with the build.

    — answered July 2nd 2010 by David Ashwood
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    • Thanks for the link, David. The tutorial for OSX though appears to have the actual building part missing. I have scons and git installed, but am at a loss for where to go from here. Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks!

      — commented July 2nd 2010 by Andrew Gioia
    • ok - assuming you have done the rest - an actual build it quite easy :)

      Assuming on OSx it's the same as linux:

      cd <mainDevFolder>
      git clone git://github.com/appcelerator/titanium_mobile.git
      // This will create a titanium_mobile folder and clone the main repo
      cd titanium_mobile
      scons
      

      Running scons will attempt to build the sdk.
      Depending on the phase of the moon - you may have issues at this point - in which case copy the entire output (right after the scons command) to a pastie/gist and post a link to it here and we'll see if we can find out what the problem is.

      — commented July 2nd 2010 by David Ashwood
    • Worked like a charm, thanks David. I did have to change the location of my android sdk as it wasn't in one of the 4 default places that TI looks, which was breaking it.

      The only problem is I can't run on the device; when i choose 1.3.3, TI isn't recognizing any of my certificates. It does still recognize them when I knock it back down to 1.3.2 though.

      — commented July 2nd 2010 by Andrew Gioia
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