Closed julianfairfax closed 2 years ago
We can generate new releases, but PKGBUILD has great support for using git tags, as well as getting a sequential count for releases:
echo $(printf "%06d" $(git rev-list --count HEAD))
Though let me know if you're facing issues and we can potentially make a new release.
We can generate new releases, but PKGBUILD has great support for using git tags, as well as getting a sequential count for releases:
echo $(printf "%06d" $(git rev-list --count HEAD))
Though let me know if you're facing issues and we can potentially make a new release.
What exactly is this command doing? It doesn't seem that this repo has any tags?
This just gives each commit a sequential monotonically increasing ID
This seems to have worked
It would be nice if you could generate GitHub releases for changes so that we know there have been some. This may be on me but I build a version of this package for Arch Linux that is up to date, but since it gets the version number from the releases: https://gitlab.com/julianfairfax/package-repo/-/blob/master/etesync-web/build_arch.sh, Arch won't update it since the releases are never updated.