Re: SC 3.11 from git

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On Wednesday, November 11, 2020 1:11 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> hi all,
>
> tl;dr if i build develop branch from git i'm on 3.11?

as Marcin said, if you build from the tip of develop, you are effectively c=
ompiling an "unstable" prerelease build for the next minor version.

>
> i've tried master and develop, master claims 3.10 on startup and develop
> is silent about it, git grep in develop has two hits on 3.11

you probably need to pull from upstream to get the latest updates to the ma=
ster branch, then; the latest release is 3.11.1, soon to be 3.11.2. also, e=
ach release is tagged in git according to the convention "Version-x.y.z". t=
he latest commit to master is *always* tagged this way, because master -- s=
oon to be replaced with "main" -- is our stable release branch.

we additionally publish source releases of the project for compiling on Lin=
ux at https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/releases (the "...-Sou=
rce.tar.bz" artifacts).

-Brian



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