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Nightly Builds are non stable XBMC builds that come from the bleeding edge code out of the XBMC GIT.<br /> | Nightly Builds are non stable XBMC builds that come from the bleeding edge code out of the XBMC GIT.<br /> | ||
In contrast to the stable builds you don't have to wait for the release cycle in order to benefit from new features or fixes that made it into XBMC. | In contrast to the stable builds you don't have to wait for the release cycle in order to benefit from new features or fixes that made it into XBMC. | ||
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* [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/win32/ Nightly Builds for Windows] | * [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/win32/ Nightly Builds for Windows] | ||
* [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/osx/ Nightly Builds for MacOSX] | * [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/osx/ Nightly Builds for MacOSX] | ||
* [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/darwin/ios/ Nightly Builds for iOS] | * [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/darwin/ios/ Nightly Builds for iOS] (iPad, iPhone, iPod touch) | ||
* [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/darwin/atv2/ Nightly Builds for iOS (ATV2 only) | * [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/darwin/atv2/ Nightly Builds for iOS] (ATV2 only) | ||
Also you can compile these builds yourself. See the appropriate Wiki article or readme for doing this: | Also you can compile these builds yourself. See the appropriate Wiki article or readme for doing this: | ||
* [ | * [[HOW-TO:Compile XBMC for Windows]] | ||
* [ | * [[HOW-TO:Compile XBMC for Linux]] | ||
* [https://raw.github.com/xbmc/xbmc/master/README.osx HowTo compile XBMC for MacOSX] | * [https://raw.github.com/xbmc/xbmc/master/README.osx HowTo compile XBMC for MacOSX] | ||
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== Special Notes about Nightly Builds == | == Special Notes about Nightly Builds == | ||
=== Bugs === | |||
As nightly builds are bleeding edge code you might find a bug here and there. In order to get rid of this bugs, it's important that these will be reported. Please check the wiki-article on [ | As nightly builds are bleeding edge code you might find a bug here and there. In order to get rid of this bugs, it's important that these will be reported. Please check the wiki-article on [[HOW-TO:Submit a proper bug report]]. | ||
=== Feature Request === | |||
If you think you have a feature that should be added to a nightly build in order to appear in the next stable, you can make a feature request on trac. See [ | If you think you have a feature that should be added to a nightly build in order to appear in the next stable, you can make a feature request on trac. See [[HOW-TO:Submit an official feature request]]. | ||
[[Category:Development]] | [[Category:Development]] | ||
Revision as of 12:06, 17 November 2011
Nightly Builds are non stable XBMC builds that come from the bleeding edge code out of the XBMC GIT.
In contrast to the stable builds you don't have to wait for the release cycle in order to benefit from new features or fixes that made it into XBMC.
These builds are updated almost daily and are only for the brave users that do not fear bugs or crashes.
Where can I get a Nightly Build
Basically there are different ways of getting a nightly build on your machine.
Easiest way for the following operating systems is just to download the builds from the XBMC mirror:
- Nightly Builds for Windows
- Nightly Builds for MacOSX
- Nightly Builds for iOS (iPad, iPhone, iPod touch)
- Nightly Builds for iOS (ATV2 only)
Also you can compile these builds yourself. See the appropriate Wiki article or readme for doing this:
Also there are some unstable ppa's that are not official. You might try google for how to find and use them.
Special Notes about Nightly Builds
Bugs
As nightly builds are bleeding edge code you might find a bug here and there. In order to get rid of this bugs, it's important that these will be reported. Please check the wiki-article on HOW-TO:Submit a proper bug report.
Feature Request
If you think you have a feature that should be added to a nightly build in order to appear in the next stable, you can make a feature request on trac. See HOW-TO:Submit an official feature request.