On 11/06/2017 09:01 AM, David Lang wrote: > These version numbers are used between releases, the part after the - is > enough of the git commit id (it's hash) for you to identify it. The r# gives > you an idea if it's newer or older than another one (since git hashes don't > give you that info) Thanks for that David! How are the r#'s known? Are they simply incremented with every git commit? And they would apply to only one particular branch? I see two "heads", "master" and "lede-17.01". Do the r#'s apply to only one of those? Or, are "master" and "lede-17.01" guaranteed to not be parallel branches?
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