d5ef86d7788ef0080ca3be7e2ff39bda989d4b4d is indeed the version.

Git uses hashes as version number, not a sequential number as with SVN. It can't do sequential since it's distributed so it avoids having the same version number at different locations at the same time.

The version when you're at the CLI will be something like:
FreeSWITCH Version 1.0.head (git-b041edc8 2011-03-01 06-35-06 -0600)

Note git-b041edc8 is the version number, it's just the first 8 digits of the full hash (so it's easier to remember). Yours would be git-d5ef86d7.

The changelog (git log) will show you how recent your version is.

-Steve





On 30 March 2011 10:38, Charles <fieldpeak@gmail.com> wrote:
 
Can anyone help advise how to check the exact version of Freeswitch on windows platform? 
I can see the info like screenshot below in the properties of FS folder which git from latest source, it the correct way?
if yes, the version should call 'Git-Head: d5ef86d7788ef0080ca3be7e2ff39bda989d4b4d ', however, it looks very strange...
thanks.
 
 
 
2011-03-30
Charles

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