Versioning of the library

[Israel Sadeh]

Hi,

 

1) What is the meaning of the version tags 3de2b47 , c32df94? Can they be tracked to the source control revision of the code?

 

2) Is there a place where you old revisions can be downloaded?

 

Thanks

 

[John Byrd]

1. Those identifiers are github identifiers, and I'm afraid I don't speak git well enough to know the answer to that.

2. In principle, git records every state of every checkin on a git repository, so if you mirror the repository locally you should be able to get any version of it.  Sorry I can't help more on this, but I'm just not a git expert; perhaps others on the list know more about this.

jwb

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[Guillaume Seguin]

With a git client, you can get the initial repository with this command :

git clone https://github.com/johnwbyrd/logog.git my-local-copy-of-logog

This will create a directory named my-local-copy-of-logog which is an exact copy (including history) of logog source code repository.

Whenever a new version comes out, you can update your local copy by going (on the command line) to the my-local-copy-of-logog directory and type this command

git rebase

This should keep your local copy in sync and keep modifications you might have made to the source, but not ready to give back yet. There are many other ways to work, but those two commands should get you up and running quickly.

HTH,


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Guillaume

On Wednesday, March 14, 2012 3:42:32 PM UTC-4, John Byrd wrote:

1. Those identifiers are github identifiers, and I'm afraid I don't speak git well enough to know the answer to that.

2. In principle, git records every state of every checkin on a git repository, so if you mirror the repository locally you should be able to get any version of it.  Sorry I can't help more on this, but I'm just not a git expert; perhaps others on the list know more about this.

jwb

On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 10:17 AM, Israel Sadeh <israel...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

 

1) What is the meaning of the version tags 3de2b47 , c32df94? Can they be tracked to the source control revision of the code?

 

2) Is there a place where you old revisions can be downloaded?

 

Thanks

 

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