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-CURRENT is not a single version number - it refers to a development branch. If someone says CURRENT is version xx, then they don't really know what they are ta
by barkingcat 12y ago
-CURRENT is not a single version number - it refers to a development branch. If someone says CURRENT is version xx, then they don't really know what they are talking about - because while CURRENT may become a versioned release down the line, that is very different from what -CURRENT represents (which is a named tree in source control that people develop against)
All of those freebsd versions you refer to (9, 10) are part of the production release cycles and thus are not -CURRENT.
If whatsapp uses 10.1, then they are NOT using -CURRENT
- WestCoastJustin 12y agoYeah, I think we are both thinking the same thing. I put the links, and version numbers, in support of tptacek's thought that they were not using -CURRENT.