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    ===Updating===
    ===Updating===
    To follow the latest recommended qt, use the master branch. If you downloaded it after october 2009, it should be on master already. If not, run these commands once:
    To follow the latest recommended qt, use the master branch. If you downloaded it after october 2009, it should be on master already. If not, run these commands once:
    <code>
    <syntaxhighlight lang="text">
    git fetch
    git fetch
    git checkout -b master origin/master
    git checkout -b master origin/master
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    now, to update, all you need is
    now, to update, all you need is
    <code>
    <syntaxhighlight lang="text">
    git pull
    git pull
    </code>
    </code>

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    kde-qt is KDE’s copy of Qt, containing the latest release, plus patches for Qt that haven’t been accepted (yet) by Qt Software.

    Creating the repository

    See Getting_Started/Build/KDE4/Prerequisites#Qt.

    Updating

    To follow the latest recommended qt, use the master branch. If you downloaded it after october 2009, it should be on master already. If not, run these commands once: <syntaxhighlight lang="text"> git fetch git checkout -b master origin/master

    now, to update, all you need is <syntaxhighlight lang="text"> git pull