Closed grawlinson closed 2 years ago
I've fixed this by patching in an exclude flag:
sed -i "s/git describe/git describe --exclude='debian*'/" Makefile
Re-reading my original comment, I think it may come across as hostile, that was not my intention. I apologise for that.
George Rawlinson writes:
sed -i "s/git describe/git describe --exclude='debian*'/" Makefile
Thanks, I'll update the CMake build similarly.
Re-reading my original comment, I think it may come across as hostile, that was not my intention. I apologise for that.
I appreciate your clarification. And yes, people have warned me earlier that the whole "grab release or hash from git" is a bad idea, and it is beginning to dawn on me as well now since issues with new ways it can break don't appear to dry up :-)
Thanks, andreas
https://github.com/anse1/sqlsmith/blob/0547f1e2f27755a6066f48445ed4c1ca54734718/Makefile.am#L33-L38
1.3 currently has two tags on the same commit
v1.3
anddebian/1.3-1
.When compiling from source with git, the version output shows the wrong tag.
I suggest stop using the weird debian tags and let debian use normal tags like everyone else.