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If you pass neither <code>-s</code> nor <code>--lts</code> in a <tt>download_and_compile.sh</tt> invocation, you'll build the the 'next' suite, which contains the development version of FlightGear. The corresponding FlightGear code will be very recent but may well be unstable—this is particularly the case starting from July 2020. This is therefore mostly intended for developers. | If you pass neither <code>-s</code> nor <code>--lts</code> in a <tt>download_and_compile.sh</tt> invocation, you'll build the the 'next' suite, which contains the development version of FlightGear. The corresponding FlightGear code will be very recent but may well be unstable—this is particularly the case starting from July 2020. This is therefore mostly intended for developers. | ||
=== Skipping most prompts === | |||
For some important things, <tt>download_and_compile.sh</tt> asks for confirmation in order to be sure that you are well informed about what will be done. When you have a good understanding of these informations, you may want to use the <code>--non-interactive</code> option in order to suppress these prompts (technically, this causes the default answer to be automatically used). | |||
=== Cleaning built and installed files === | === Cleaning built and installed files === | ||