just add a "s" to commit and it will look like this:


Thanks for sharing. Now as you became a Master Of Git: Where do have to put the "s" in order to see the FreeCAD version number belonging to a certain commit?
Sorry I wasn't very serious and I didn't make myself clear: I was asking for a simple possibility to derive the FreeCAD version number - e.g. 13180, 13181, ... from the git commit number. Now I compare the git number on the FreeCAD site with the single numbers in the list on git.
this discussion tells how to find the version number of current branch. So you could checkout commit 12345678 then use rev-list to find the version number.chrisb wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 3:05 pmSorry I wasn't very serious and I didn't make myself clear: I was asking for a simple possibility to derive the FreeCAD version number - e.g. 13180, 13181, ... from the git commit number. No wI compare the git number on the FreeCAD site with the single numbers in the list on git.
wandererfan wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 7:35 pmthis discussion tells how to find the version number of current branch. So you could checkout commit 12345678 then use rev-list to find the version number.
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 60#p212589chrisb wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 3:05 pmSorry I wasn't very serious and I didn't make myself clear: I was asking for a simple possibility to derive the FreeCAD version number - e.g. 13180, 13181, ... from the git commit number. Now I compare the git number on the FreeCAD site with the single numbers in the list on git.
And you are right, that is exactly the usecase I had in mind. Perhaps the development download page could tell which version the current ppa has.
Not directly without some fancy webhooks I don't know.
Sorry to highjack the thread bernd
Yes. And thanks for the effort.