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On 20.09.2017 18:39, Matthias Klose wrote: > On 20.09.2017 17:05, Joel Brobecker wrote: >> [adding the GDB group, as this affects both] >> >>> What is the meaning of "Automatic date update in version.in" commits? >>> I mean commits like f625a739e5. >>> >>> This commits litter commits tree and create problems for >>> deterministic, bit-identical and/or verifiable builds. >>> >>> May be worth to remove this (historical?) artifact? >> >> We've had that discussion several times in the past. I'd be quite >> happy to get rid of that daily commit, and most people here probably >> would be too. The issue is that no one has been able to get us >> to agree on what we should be doing instead, and then implement it. >> Part of the obstacles, I think, is that everyone has their own idea >> of the requirements that should be met. Maybe one solution would be >> to ask the group of Global Maintainers to make a decision (at least >> for GDB) once everyone had a chance to provide their feedback. Once >> we have a clear plan of what should be done, I suspect finding >> a volunteer to implement it wouldn't be too hard. I might even >> take an hour or two in a weekend to look into that... > > For binutils the date gets encoded into the libbfd and libopcodes soname, so you > are pretty safe during development. Maybe you could manually bump the version > when it is needed, but I assume that is more difficult than the automated daily > bump. If it's the only purpose of daily commit, than the obvious solution is to improve daily commit script and update version.in only if source code changes. My $.2 -Dmitry
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