Know which commit is the one on production
Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2018 10:42 pm
I'm working to build a custom Vesta with my own customizations and patches not-yet-approved, I'd like to keep up with the latest version available on the apt/yum vesta repos (not git master, as might be risky).
I need to know which commit in the git repo is equivalent to the latest version in the apt/yum repo. Right now for instance, now one could think that is the one with message "Release 0.9.8-23", but it's actually a later one (cbbf27f). Is there a way in which I can know this info automatically or just a manual revision?
I need to know which commit in the git repo is equivalent to the latest version in the apt/yum repo. Right now for instance, now one could think that is the one with message "Release 0.9.8-23", but it's actually a later one (cbbf27f). Is there a way in which I can know this info automatically or just a manual revision?