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by globular-toast
2052 days ago
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Yeah, that matches my own analysis. I think it also comes from a time when people considered the source code to be an artifact and creating a source distribution was just checkout+zip. So you'd make a release commit with a version of the source code where the version is hard coded (the git flow page uses a "bump_version" script). Nowadays most projects can build an artifact (source or binary) from any version of the source code and derive their version number from git at build time. |
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