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When I ran edm init main --workspace ~/checkout/everest-workspace, it didn't pull the latest release for everest-framework. The CMakeLists.txt file still showed a version # of 0.8.1 and I had to comment out some deprecated lines of code related node_api_version to compile properly.
Not sure if this version control is intended behaviour.
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a) You want to checkout the latest release:
that would mean not checking out all the main branches but the latests tagged version of everest-core and the dependencies described in its dependencies.yaml: https://github.com/EVerest/everest-core/blob/2023.10.0/dependencies.yaml (v0.8.0 for everest-framework in this case)
b) Checking out the current main branch to have a good starting point for development:
In this case your command doesn't result in such a good starting point as already adressed in Simplify usage of edm init for development usecases #33
So the behaviour of edm is here to checkout everest-core's main branch and the versions defined in dependencies.yaml which is right now a non human readable git revision:
When I ran
edm init main --workspace ~/checkout/everest-workspace
, it didn't pull the latest release for everest-framework. The CMakeLists.txt file still showed a version # of 0.8.1 and I had to comment out some deprecated lines of code related node_api_version to compile properly.Not sure if this version control is intended behaviour.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: