On 04/14/2014 03:43 AM, Xu Wang wrote:
于 2014年03月28日 05:18, John Ferlan 写道:
I know this is a long cover letter, but it covers a lot of ground...
I was just about done with all the merges this morning - I ran the cimtest one more time and found that there's a couple of tests which associate RASDs and Pools. So I jumped into the rabbit hole and wound my way through the maze of twisty little passages. I even heard a babbling brook (it's an old computer game reference).
So here's where I'm at - I have cimtest completely passing again which keeps me happy. Although I have a pile of cimtest related changes that will also need to be made, but I have to wait to do them until I get a libvirt-cim revision number to compare against so as to be able to add conditional code I just wonder how to get that revision, apply it from some organization or company?
Thanks, Xu Wang
Not sure I understand the question, but I think you're asking where/how the value is generated.... Well it's generated if/when you run "autoconfiscate.sh"... It'll do the following: if test -x $(which git); then git rev-parse --short HEAD > .changeset git rev-list HEAD | wc -l > .revision else echo "Unknown" > .changeset echo "0" > .revision fi What I *really* wish is someone could write a patch to have a "make" or "make rpm" do that as well. My build environment understanding is weak and I'm not sure exactly the best way to do it. John