On 09/10/13 22:05, Joel Rosdahl wrote:
The ccache version included with Ubuntu (and Debian), claims to be
version 3.1.9 [...] it lacks the -o and -p options [...]
The new config handling, including the -o and -p options, is part of the
development branch and hasn't been released yet. Yes, a 3.2 release is
way overdue...
Ok, I've got it now:
The git tags are on the "maint" branch in the samba.org repo, but the
"maint" branch has been merged to the "master" branch (repeatedly), so
when I clone the repo it *looks* like I'm seeing v3.1.9 plus a _bit_,
but actually it's plus a _lot_.
If I did a git checkout of the actual tagged commit then I would see the
same thing Ubuntu has. But I didn't, I've been using git HEAD all this
time, and never noticed it was different.
If Debian has -o and -p then apparently they did the same as me?
How confusing!
Perhaps the NEWS.txt file should say something about the extra features?
Then I would have noticed the discrepancy. Of course, it would make
merging harder.
Andrew
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