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Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Friday, 8th April 2011, 00:14
by danr
I just ran "git pull" on my linux box to update my source and get my trunk up to date, compiled & ran it, and now the program says I'm running 0.9.0-a0. The updated windows binaries are still 0.8.

My guess is I ran the wrong git command? Anyhow, now I'm not sure what git command to use to update trunk, and also what version I'm actually running. I do have Ogres with the new +3 apts.

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Friday, 8th April 2011, 01:14
by Kate
Trunk is now technically 0.9 alpha, yes, since 0.8 has been branched (so that it can be tested, and bug fixes applied to it without adding any new features that go into trunk) in preparation for its release. If you want to play the 0.8 branch locally then you need to do something like git checkout -b stone_soup-0.8 origin/stone_soup-0.8, which will get you the 0.8 branch locally and switch you to it (so doing git pull on it will keep you up-to-date with whatever fixes are added to the branch up until release).

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Friday, 8th April 2011, 05:57
by danr
Thanks. It's working fine, so I guess I'll just keep playing this.

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Tuesday, 12th April 2011, 22:06
by Regnix
Thanks, I just noticed the same thing.

A bit off topic, but in Ubuntu, if you don't compile the source yourself but instead install DCSS via the Ubuntu Software Centre, you end up with tiles version 2.0... it would be great if that could be updated (unfortunately this isn't something I can do), as improving accessibility might lead to new players picking it up... DCSS is the best game available for Linux after all! :)

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Tuesday, 12th April 2011, 22:30
by galehar
Doesn't ubuntu ship with 0.7? I thought so. We can't do much better than release in time for ubuntu to include or latest version in their new releases. That should happen if we keep a regular january/july release cycle.

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Wednesday, 13th April 2011, 08:59
by Regnix
No, unfortunately Ubuntu doesn't ship with any version of Crawl. Also, if an ubuntu user tries to follow the install.txt they run into errors as the source will not compile unless extra packages are installed. Following the debian instructions works, but many ubuntu users may not realise this.

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Wednesday, 13th April 2011, 09:10
by absolutego
by "ships with crawl" i assume galehar means that it's available via synaptic, which it is (unless i have some extra repositories set up on my computer, but i think it's not the case). it's 0.6 on my 10.10.

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Wednesday, 13th April 2011, 16:50
by Regnix
Ah, yes, on the repo's it's version 0.6, not 0.2 as I thought. It's listed like this: Version: 2:0.6.0-2 (crawl-tiles)

Still, it would be nice if we could get a more up-to-date version on there - and even better if it came pre-installed!

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Wednesday, 13th April 2011, 20:13
by qix
Are there any plans to post the latest 0.8 "release candidates" on the development builds page any time soon?

Re: Is trunk now 0.9?

PostPosted: Wednesday, 13th April 2011, 22:34
by jpeg
qix wrote:Are there any plans to post the latest 0.8 "release candidates" on the development builds page any time soon?

Yes. We'll switch to the pre-release builds tomorrow, in reaction to your question actually, so thanks! :D