I believe 2v04.84 is the latest (right now) even though the numbers are different.
For Espruino master is basically the development branch. It's intended to always stay building and working, but things get added all the time and that's what the travis/cutting edge builds come from. Releases are tagged with RELEASE_...
The number after 2v04 is calculated from the number of commits since the latest tag beginning with RELEASE_.
The problem comes because I'm using Travis to do the builds, and I think it must do something like only partially downloading the GitHub repo, because git log --oneline RELEASE_2V04..HEAD doesn't seem to be returning all the commits that are actually there!
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I believe
2v04.84
is the latest (right now) even though the numbers are different.For Espruino
master
is basically the development branch. It's intended to always stay building and working, but things get added all the time and that's what the travis/cutting edge builds come from. Releases are tagged withRELEASE_...
The number after
2v04
is calculated from the number of commits since the latest tag beginning withRELEASE_
.The problem comes because I'm using Travis to do the builds, and I think it must do something like only partially downloading the GitHub repo, because
git log --oneline RELEASE_2V04..HEAD
doesn't seem to be returning all the commits that are actually there!