Users of Aleph Account cannot see from the UI which version of the app they are using. This information should be displayed in the user interface.
A good way to describe the version number is to use git describe --tags, which outputs the tags (we should use semantic versioning there), and if the commit is does not have a tag, the number of commits since the tag and the commit hash as well.
Users of Aleph Account cannot see from the UI which version of the app they are using. This information should be displayed in the user interface.
A good way to describe the version number is to use
git describe --tags
, which outputs the tags (we should use semantic versioning there), and if the commit is does not have a tag, the number of commits since the tag and the commit hash as well.This Python script is used by aleph-vm to inject this information in builds.