Closed euhruska closed 6 years ago
This is exactly why we have radical-stack
:-) In your example, the used commit is 383ebea1
. The leading g
is added by git to mark this as a git hash (AFAIU).
I should add: in your example, you are on version 0.7.5
(this is the content of the VERSION
file, which is 19
commits beyond the last version tag (0.7.3
).
ah, the g
threw me of. thanks
when radical stack says radical.entk : 0.7.5-0.7.3-19-g383ebea1@devel how do I find the commit which was used? I didn't find a commit with g383ebea1 in it It might be easier to reproduce errors/working envirornments if one can find the exact commit which was used.