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    Organization of Code in Github

    Technical Questions
    #1

    Can you explain the organization of the code in the github repository? I am interested in both what is currently in trunk, how I can match my installable to a tag in the repository and where some of the other code (such as that for Bulk Operations and Advanced Query) can be found. Thanks!

    #2

    The trunk is tagged for every build/release and the tag names are relatively self explanatory. Currently there is no other way of checking the build vs tags (to be fixed in v20).

    Rest of the repositories are in github.com/krishagni.

    There is no separate repo for advanced query. The code is within OS and uses the DE infrastructure.

    ~Sri

    #3

    So, I see code tagged as OS-v1.0_RC7 and I guess that is the last v1.0 version, but I’m not sure how it matches up with the installable named as v1.0.1.

    I’m having a rough time setting up my dev environment and I’m trying to make sure that I have the correct code to match the release I’m using.

    #4

    Hi @bob_lange,

    The v1.0.1 build is tagged with name “OS-v1.0.1”. You can use this tag to setup dev environment for v-1.0.1.

    ~Nitesh

    #5

    Thanks. Apparently, I am blind, because I did not see that before.