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Is there a way to know, in the case git is used, what is the hash of the commit that was published in lastpubver? And if not, could that be added (as an option) to lastpubver or package.json?
The only way I can think of right now is to look for the gx publish commit and do git rev-parse --short HEAD~1.
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That's exactly what I do but yes, it would be nice to have this information committed (ideally in ~/.gx/gitcommit or something like that). I could have sworn there was an issue for this but I guess not...
Is there a way to know, in the case
git
is used, what is the hash of the commit that was published inlastpubver
? And if not, could that be added (as an option) tolastpubver
orpackage.json
?The only way I can think of right now is to look for the
gx publish
commit and dogit rev-parse --short HEAD~1
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: