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Where is the changelog?

Open cortadocodes opened this issue 1 year ago • 3 comments

Is there a changelog, list of tags, or list of artifacts/binaries with version numbers somewhere? I can't work out what the latest version is

cortadocodes avatar Mar 30 '24 11:03 cortadocodes

There is no changelog, only the git commit messages. At the moment, there are no tags, releases (artifacts/binaries). Version is generated from the used commit date and hash at compilation. Example:

$ ./https_dns_proxy -V
2024.10.19-ae93cd1

baranyaib90 avatar Oct 20 '24 20:10 baranyaib90

There hasn't really been enough churn to do changelogs. Changes aren't that frequent.

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There is no changelog, only the git commit messages. At the moment, there are no tags, releases (artifacts/binaries). Version is generated from the used commit date and hash at compilation. Example:

$ ./https_dns_proxy -V 2024.10.19-ae93cd1

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aarond10 avatar Oct 20 '24 20:10 aarond10

I think it would be useful to at least tag releases even if they're only yearly

cortadocodes avatar Oct 21 '24 08:10 cortadocodes

There aren't yearly release. Releases happen when they happen and always follow tip of tree. Openwrt cuts it's own binaries. You can use the -V option as stated above to get a useful indicator (usually) of how old it is.

aarond10 avatar Nov 18 '24 11:11 aarond10