I need the latest release e.g. 2.052, not the latest and greatest in
master. So this is more of an issue on how we tag releases in github and
how I can get the most recent such tag.
Andrei
On 04/06/2011 01:34 AM, Jonathan M Davis wrote:
In order to build and rsync d-programming-language.org, I must get the
latest release of Phobos.
To do so, I need to figure out a mechanical way to fetch the latest
release from github (probably in a separate tree from the one I'm
working on). Then I build the html off that tree and rsync it with the
website.
How can I get the last Phobos release from github?
Well, if you already have a git repository there, then just run
git-pull remote-name master
(where remote-name is whatever you named the main repository as a remote
branch - be it origin or upstream or whatever) and it'll grab the most recent
version. If you aren't doing any development on that branch, then it'll merge
just fine. The only issue that I can think of would be that it might have to
deal with authentication (though if you use the http link, I think you can
avoid that, since you wouldn't have commit privileges anyway). And if you want
to do it from scratch every time, then just clone the repository and then run
the build instead of pulling and then running the build.
- Jonathan M Davis
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