Closed jwedding closed 10 years ago
Could we find a way to automatically include the source github url, and a deployment date? Then we would know where the code came from. On Jun 28, 2014 7:46 AM, "jwedding" notifications@github.com wrote:
With multiple users and builds in play, we need to include a version number at the bottom of the page to aid in debugging end users.
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For azure users, there is a website created by azure automatically at your-site
+.scm.azurewebsites.net
Is there a way to craft a deployment script that could automatically update the version number, last commit date, deployment date, and even github repo+branch into a file that we could read back later to display on the site? I am working on an idea to display this info somehow related to the changes I am making to the Settings UI.
Closed: The version number will be bumped up for major releases to the master
code branch. Currently, you may see a prerelease version of version 0.3.0 on the experimental branch rebase/settings
, that will eventually become part of the next release.
With multiple users and builds in play, we need to include a version number at the bottom of the page to aid in debugging end users.