On Oct 21, 2005, at 9:15 AM, Dan Wood wrote:
Over on webkit-sdk, Maciej answered my query:
Does somebody have a hint on how I can check out the specific version of webkit that corresponds to the latest release? (I think this is WK version 412.7).
There's typically tags corresponding to the "source version" numbers like 412.7. In particular, WebKit has a tag of WebKit-412~7 on it. But there may be different source versions for WebKit, WebCore and JavaScriptCore. We are considering putting more obvious tags on for releases in the futurel, but you can see the source version numbers in the meantime if you know them.
OK, that's a help -- now I'm just trying to figure out how to get the right corresponding WebCore and JavaScriptCore that corresponds to "WebKit-412~7" tag in WebKit. Any suggestions? (A typical file in WebCore has ~400 tags).
I do notice some tags that all 3 repositories have, like "Safari-1-2-branch" and "Safari-412~0~1" but it's not clear which one might correspond to any particular release.
Anybody have any other suggestions for how to figure out how to get a particular official, stable release?
If you have the release, you can look up the source versions of the subframeworks in there respective Info.plist files. - Maciej