Revision history [back]

Hello, Sage Community!

I recently downloaded sage-8.9's code from the standard download page. I would like to update my installation in order to have the latest features, but I don't want to download the source and compile it again from zero.

Is it possible to use git clone in order to update my already compiled distribution, and recompile it again? Is the following workflow valid for this?

git clone <the-git-repository> Sage/
cd Sage/
make configure
configure --with-python=3
make build

Thanks in advance for your answers!

Hello, Sage Community!

I recently downloaded sage-8.9's code from the standard download page. I would like to update my installation in order to have the latest features, but I don't want to download the source and compile it again from zero.

Is it possible to use git clone in order to update my already compiled distribution, and recompile it again? Is the following workflow valid for this?

git clone <the-git-repository> Sage/
cd Sage/
make configure
configure --with-python=3
make build

Thanks in advance for your answers!

Hello, Sage Community!

I recently downloaded sage-8.9's code from the standard download page. I would like to update my installation in order to have the latest features, but I don't want to download the source and compile it again from zero.

Is it possible to use git clonepull in order to update my already compiled distribution, and recompile it again? Is the following workflow valid for this?

cd <the-sage-src-directory>
git clone <the-git-repository> Sage/
pull
cd Sage/
make configure
configure --with-python=3
make build

Thanks in advance for your answers!