Hey Tom,

The list does not accept attachments.

So I noticed... bummer.



If you're not getting the git SHA in the about box, there may be
something up with how you're building Xastir.  Are you building from sources
out of a git clone, or are you downloading a zip file from the
github web interface?

git clone

What does "git log --pretty=format:%h -1" show when you're in the source
directory?

Ok.. I think I know what's going on here. I'm using the git clone data but I'm packaging things into an RPM and in that process, I tar up the sources but I strip out the .git stuff as it's all bloat):

tar czvf /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/xastir-2.1.1git-20190501gitaf3d59d9.tgz xastir-2.1.1git/* --exclude xastir-2.1.1git/.git


Would it be enough to just keep:

   .git/logs/HEAD

to make this all work?









        1.b  Shows they year 2018
Is this just in the copyright date?  That's hard coded and needs updating
before we release, but doesn't help determine what version's actually running.

Yes.. and seems it should be updated.  :-)


A graceless exit will still cause stray Xastir processes -- -but they should
no longer cause double windows on startup.  You still have to kill them
by hand.

Ok.. I'll test that. What would be the best way to kill Xastir to reproduce this. Will using the "kill <PID>" be enough or should I send a specific signal?


Good news, but we should confirm that you're actually testing exactly the
current code, which is hard to do if the git SHA-1 doesn't show up in your
about box.

Agreed though I'm pretty sure I'm testing the right code as I package EVERYTHING.

--David
KI6ZHD
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