On Sat, May 5, 2012 at 1:28 PM, David Chamard <da...@cloud.ca> wrote: > Hi, > > Working on patches and adding features to cloudstack, we used the 3.0.1 > tags from github on the development machine. > When we applied the modification in our staging environement that uses the > 3.0.1 RHEL 6.2 production tarball.. we realized that it was not the same > version than 3.0.1 Tag from github. For example the md5 is generated on the > client side for the dev 3.0.1 tag but is generated on the server for the > 3.0.1 tarball. > Is this known and will the version will be exactly the same in github tags > and tarballs in the next releases? > > Thanks, > > David
I am not sure that I understand the problem? You took the 3.0.1 (f0acbfe807) tag from github, and used it? That's the same as the 3.0.1 tag on git.cloud.com [1] and that matches the tarball I uploaded. (I just downloaded tarballs from github and sf.net and verified they have the same md5sum.) The 3.0.1 branch is still being used (which is confusing) but 3.0.x had moved on and had features that were destined for 3.0.2 already checked in (yes, likely should have been done in a topic branch but that's a different thread) But in any git workflow, tags are point in time references, and branches are places that work happens. --David [1] http://git.cloud.com/cgit/cloudstack-oss/tag/?id=tag-3.0.1
