Josef 'Jeff' Sipek wrote:
On Tue, Oct 07, 2008 at 10:08:42PM -0400, Paul Gortmaker wrote:
Shamelessly steal the dynamic versioning goodies from git
itself. Now when you do "guilt --version" you can expect to
see things like:
Guilt version 0.31.2.14.gece1.dirty
assuming you've 14 commits since 0.31.2 and also some changes
that you've not committed yet.
Good idea. I've been pondering how to do this a while back, but never got
around to actually do it.
One comment: Why not keep the default version in guilt? You're running sed
on it anyway. This makes releasing identical to what it was before the
patch:
<edit guilt to reflect new version, commit>
git tag -u abcdef v0.xy
git archive --tar v0.xy | gzip -9 > guilt-0.xy.tar.gz
Additionally, things won't "break" for folks running right out of the git
repo - I just add the git repo dir to my $PATH.
Sounds reasonable to me. I'm about to disappear for a 4 day weekend
(Cdn Thanksgiving) so I won't be able to do that until next Tuesday at
the earliest though.
P.
Josef 'Jeff' Sipek.
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