When updating Inkscape to the most recent SVN revision I use:
| svn update | make | make install
and then build the application bundle for macosx.
When files are removed from trunk/share, like recently some extensions (in rev. 22049), those files still exist in 'Build/share/inkscape/extensions' and are not removed when I do 'make' and 'make install' after 'svn update'.
Do I have to manually clean the Build/share directories when updating from SVN, or is there a make target that specifically does this instead of the overall 'make clean'?
The issue has come up before with packages for win32 which included long gone extension files.
On a side note - the build date (shown in the about screen) also doesn't update with every make/install/package cycle - though the revision number is always correct.
tia, ~suv