When you make current, you arent getting an exact version... You are getting whatever patches have been applied to the tree since the last tag...
If you want a specific version, do not use make current, instead, you need to find the tag that you want ( “git tag –l” to get a list of them), and then checkout that tag ( “git checkout v1.2.22” ) then build as normal... Doing a make current is effectively the same thing as doing a git pull and will pull the latest head of the branch.
K
On 3/19/14 7:20 AM, "Snabel Kabiya" <snabel@lexifone.com> wrote:
I'm trying to upgrade freewsitch to version 1.2.22
but when i use make current, i get this version 1.2.23.
how can i upgrade freeswitch to a specific version? i.e. 1.2.22 (the latest stable version)
i'm working on Ubuntu OS.
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