Sorry, but I don't know what 'cwd' means or how to fix it. Is that in a Leo
or GitHub setting somewhere? BTW, I use GitHub desktop on both Mac and PC
to update Leo (don't use command line).
So, why would they be different on two machines when I'm pulling from the
same source?
Rob...
>
> It's not. Look at app.computeSignon & printSignon. It contains:
>
> branch, junk_commit = g.gitInfo()
> author, commit, date = g.getGitVersion()
> # Compute g.app.signon.
> signon = ['Leo %s' % leoVer]
> if branch:
> signon.append(', %s branch' % branch)
> if commit:
> signon.append(', build '+ commit)
> if date:
> signon.append('\n' + date)
> app.signon = ''.join(signon)
>
> So g.getGitVersion is returning "" for the commit (build). It's likely an
> issue with the cwd. That is g.getGitVersion runs:
>
> git log -n 1 --date=iso
>
> HTH.
>
> Edward
>
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