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release.nix: use output from "git describe" as version identifier
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
release.nix: use output from "git describe" as version identifier
bootstrap.sh: don't refer to any particular branch when calling gitlog-to-changelog...
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
bootstrap.sh: don't refer to any particular branch when calling gitlog-to-changelog...
release.nix: oops, fix syntax error
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
release.nix: oops, fix syntax error
release.nix: take advantage of Hydra's revCount and gitTag arguments to generate...
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
release.nix: take advantage of Hydra's revCount and gitTag arguments to generate...
release.nix: ensure that bootstrap.sh finds gnulib
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
release.nix: ensure that bootstrap.sh finds gnulib
fix-website.sh: any individual error fails the entire script
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
fix-website.sh: any individual error fails the entire script
release.nix: build the web site, too
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
release.nix: build the web site, too
release.nix: add build instructions for the continuous integration system Hydra
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
release.nix: add build instructions for the continuous integration system Hydra
bootstrap.sh: don't rely on /usr/bin/env if we don't have to
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
bootstrap.sh: don't rely on /usr/bin/env if we don't have to
AX_LIB_EXPAT don't overwrite $LIBS
Posted about 1 month ago by Peter Simons
AX_LIB_EXPAT don't overwrite $LIBS
 

 
 

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