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New bug with Configure Lazarus IDE?

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Anthony Walter

I was testing fpcup on a fresh install of Windows and everything seemed to build okay, but when I opened lazarus for the first time and tried to set paths, I got the following message with the FPC Sources tab:

"Warning: Found version ..3, expect 2.6.3."

I checked initialsetupdlg.pas and the routine CheckFPCSrcDirQuality. I see it looks for file version.pas, and upon opening that file I see:

    const
       { version string }
       version_nr = '2';
       release_nr = '6';
       patch_nr   = '3';
       minorpatch = '';

So everything looks correct. I am guessing there is a bug in CheckFPCSrcDirQuality or one of the routines it uses which is causing it to see the version "..3" instead of "2.6.3". Can someone confirm is this is a problem?
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Mattias Gaertner
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I was testing fpcup on a fresh install of Windows and everything seemed to build okay, but when I opened lazarus for the first time and tried to set paths, I got the following message with the FPC Sources tab: "Warning: Found version ..3, expect 2.6.3." I checked initialsetupdlg.pas and the routine CheckFPCSrcDirQuality. I see it looks for file version.pas, and upon opening that file I see: const { version string } version_nr = '2'; release_nr = '6'; patch_nr = '3'; minorpatch = ''; So everything looks correct. I am guessing there is a bug in CheckFPCSrcDirQuality or one of the routines it uses which is causing it to see the version "..3" instead of "2.6.3". Can someone confirm is this is a problem?

You can send me your version.pas and I can check if CheckFPCSrcDirQuality eats it.

Mattias

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patspiper
to Anthony Walter: I was testing fpcup on a fresh install of Windows and everything seemed to build okay,…
Anthony Walter wrote 5 lines
I was testing fpcup on a fresh install of Windows and everything seemed to build okay, but when I opened lazarus for the first time and tried to set paths, I got the following message with the FPC Sources tab: "Warning: Found version ..3, expect 2.6.3."

I was setting up Lazarus (SVN) on a Linux box and got a similar message: Warning: Found version ..2, expect 2.6.2

Stephano

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Mattias Gaertner
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On 20/04/13 22:10, Anthony Walter wrote: > I was testing fpcup on a fresh install of Windows and everything > seemed to build okay, but when I opened lazarus for the first time and > tried to set paths, I got the following message with the FPC Sources tab: > > "Warning: Found version ..3, expect 2.6.3." I was setting up Lazarus (SVN) on a Linux box and got a similar message: Warning: Found version ..2, expect 2.6.2

Fixed.

Mattias

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Anthony Walter
to Mattias Gaertner

Just a quick question. Supposing I don't have fpc/lazarus sources or don't want to get them just yet, what is an easy way to browse recent commits to svn? Such that you can see who updated what and when, maybe with commit comments as well as the diffs?
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Juha Manninen
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Anthony Walter wrote
Supposing I don't have fpc/lazarus sources or don't want to get them just yet, what is an easy way to browse recent commits to svn? Such that you can see who updated what and when, maybe with commit comments as well as the diffs?

You can use the SVN web interface:
http://svn.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/?root=lazarus

I would still recommend git and its "gitk" tool. You can browse the commit history + diffs without delays using gitk.
Then you must clone the repository but it is not a problem.

http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/git_mirrors
or
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_git-svn

Juha

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