SSG Git repository content now tagged (for versions from 0.1-6 through to v0.1.18)
Jan Lieskovsky
jlieskov at redhat.com
Tue Jul 15 07:45:36 UTC 2014
Hello folks,
jFYI mail that the content of SCAP Security Guide Git repository has been
equipped with RHEL release tags today (for versions from v0.1-6 up to the
most recent v0.1.18 one) [*]
The tags are visible at (tarballs are now available for download via version id):
https://git.fedorahosted.org/cgit/scap-security-guide.git
and now it's also possible to use e.g. git describe:
$ git describe
v0.1.18-11-g3a4ed7b
to find out:
* which version is repository at (v0.1.18)
* how many (committed) changes there have been from v0.1.18 release (11)
* that this is a git managed version (g)
* and most recent commit identifier.
Starting from the next release (v0.1.19) I am considering to start using GPG signed tags --
let me know if these would be preferred / welcome?
Enjoy.
Thank you && Regards, Jan.
--
Jan iankko Lieskovsky / Red Hat Security Technologies Team
P.S.: [*] Older versions (X < 0.1-6) were intentionally kept untagged due the following two reasons:
* they are using different versioning scheme (from v1.0-1 up to v1.0-5)
* not that easy to identify particular commits making releases in these early SSG repository
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