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Hi ALL

This comes everytime.

Let's assume you already have a copy of FGDATA next with submodules, but some planes got updated. How do you bring them to the latest version?

A. Always pull your repository

Go to the directory of your fgdata and pull



B. Update the submodules you initialized previously
There is no point to update aircrafts before completing step A above!!




Aircraft non-GPL does not update like this (unless you use the --recursive mode)

To update non-GPL aircraft



New Aircraft?

These need to be initialized if you want to install them, example



Initializing ALL aircraft



Updating ALL aircraft -- previously initialized and not

Briefly:

Updating ALL aircraft -- previously initialized and not

The greater power under your belt

You don't like typing? are you typo-prone?

Update and initialize ALL submodules recursively

As the title says, this command will bring you a utterly complete FGDATA with full library updated



Explanation: update will update your submodules
-- init : Initializes everything
-- recursive: does this recursively (example; no need to take care of Aircraft-nonGPL separately!

Update and initialize YOUR submodules recursively

As the title says, this command will bring your FGDATA updated. It will not attempt to initialize aircraft you had not previously declared to.



Explanation: It is the same commands as above, but skips initializing!

If 3.6 ever comes out, I think to change my whole system and put it all on FGDATA/submodules. But then, this will be a two days mess till everything runs again (like every FG version, I assume, the joystick configurations will die again), some new libraries will come in, the tool of incompatibility will get some new teeth and so on. I guess, FGDATA/submodules will be the only part running without problems.