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#113 in Rendering

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openxr-sys

Cloning

If you can, clone the repo using git clone --recurse-submodules.

If you already cloned the repo without, you must run (from anywhere in the repo): git submodule update --init.

Updating the OpenXR SDK

  1. Update the OpenSR-SDK git submodule to a new commit hash or tag: a. cd openxrs/sys/OpenXR-SDK. b. git up <tag/xxx or hash>. c. cd ../.. to get back to the openxrs repo root and check that the submodule is updated (should be a single line change to what looks like a file at openxrs/sys/OpenXR-SDK).
  2. cd generator; cargo run --bin generator to regenerate the sys crate.
  3. cd .. to go back to the openxrs repo root`.
  4. cargo fmt && cargo build && cargo test to find any issues that need fixing.

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