The login page of the demo site should show the date the site was updated, and the Git commit ID of the commit (presumably on master) that the site is running. This can go right above or below the "This module is open source. Contributions welcome." message at the bottom of the login page.
It doesn't have to be called "Git commit ID" -- that won't be meaningful to most users -- but instead could be called "Development version alpha-8cd591232fa" or something, where "8cd591232fa" is a length of git commit ID prefix.
So, something like this:
Provider Screening Module Demo Site: updated 28 June 2018 (development version alpha-8cd591232fa). See ProjectPSM.org for more information.
(Obviously there will need to be a configuration flag that says whether or not a site is a demo site, so that this doesn't get displayed on production sites.)
The login page of the demo site should show the date the site was updated, and the Git commit ID of the commit (presumably on
master
) that the site is running. This can go right above or below the "This module is open source. Contributions welcome." message at the bottom of the login page.It doesn't have to be called "Git commit ID" -- that won't be meaningful to most users -- but instead could be called "Development version alpha-8cd591232fa" or something, where "8cd591232fa" is a length of git commit ID prefix.
So, something like this:
(Obviously there will need to be a configuration flag that says whether or not a site is a demo site, so that this doesn't get displayed on production sites.)