Add JUCE as a submodule, pointing to the specific branch that organic_ui requires#22
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did you updated to newer JUCE version? |
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I didn't explicitly update anything, I'm just using the 
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…ui requires Regenerate build files with Projucer 8.0.12; fix comment encoding
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It took me a bit of fumbling to get JUCE up and running because I missed the
important noteon the fork about what branch is needed.In order to save the next person some time, I went ahead and added the correct repo and branch as a submodule, and updated all of the paths in
BlinderKitten.jucerto be relative to the project and point to it.The repo already requires submodules, so it should "just work" for anyone who clones the repo. For existing copies, a quick
git submodule update --init --recursivewill get everything you need.This worked instantly in Xcode, so I assume it does the right thing for the other builds, but I haven't tested them as I don't have a Windows dev machine handy.