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When there's a change in the source that makes asset file locations outdated, a build can fail if one simply pulls down the new source and runs a "dirty" make. Typically the responsibility for keeping source changes from fouling builds lands upon the build system.
Maybe there's a way to trigger a full assetclean, or even to just move/rename/re-extract files from baserom to their new locations, when changes are made in the assets directory in the repo?
Consider it a low-priority request, the status quo doesn't exactly break anything; this is just a convenience matter.
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Dragorn421 commentedon Jun 26, 2025
When there are
assets/xml/changes we do expect users to re-run eithermake setup VERSION=VERSIONor./tools/extract_assets.sh VERSIONThere is typically no need to run
make assetcleansirocyl commentedon Jun 26, 2025
Ah, okay. It at least worked for me, if a little brute-forced. Either way, it might be possible to automate some of this in the future I'd imagine