Uwe Brauer <o...@mat.ucm.es> writes: >>> Right, but on master, how is the version number obtained? I mean >>> which git command (say from the command line) would provide me with >>> 14.0.6? > >> The master branch doesn't know about ELPA releases at all. > > When I run make on master (on a repo which is under git), tex-site.el > > Contains the string > > ,---- > | (defconst AUCTeX-version "14.0.6.2024-06-30_22:58:10" > | "AUCTeX version. > | If not a regular release, the date of the last change.") > `----
Can that be a leftover from somewhen you've switched to main? Date with time has never been used somewhere except on the main branch. Or maybe you have checked out origin/main as master and now are confused? git branch -vv will tell you. When I run ./configure and make on master, AUCTEX-version is "2024-07-10" just like AUCTEX-date which is the date of the last commit on master. Bye, Tassilo
