Is there a standard script that you can a list of libraries that you want compiled and installed if necessary after you create a new Lazarus build?
I find myself having to add my preferred libraries manually and it gets tedious.

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Is there a standard script that you can a list of libraries that you want compiled and installed if necessary after you create a new Lazarus build?
I find myself having to add my preferred libraries manually and it gets tedious.
It might not be the best answer you were looking for but when I recompile lazarus I issue this command make clean lazbuild useride starter
It install the packages that I previously added.
-goldenfox
Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2014 10:58:31 +0100
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Subject: [Lazarus] Script to install set of libraries after compiling a new build of Lazarus?
Is there a standard script that you can a list of libraries that you want compiled and installed if necessary after you create a new Lazarus build? I find myself having to add my preferred libraries manually and it gets tedious.
I am referring to the instance when you download a new version of Lazarus and FPC to compile, rather than rebuilding the existing IDE.