(04-11-2012, 01:49 AM)AnyOldName3 Wrote: It's supposed to, though, although it doesn't.
I'm not completely convinced. I'm pretty sure the CMakeList.txt file tell CMake to see if any local changes have been made to any files. If so, the build's dirty. if not, nothing gets added to the revision name. Though I'm no expert on CMake.
(03-22-2012, 03:18 AM)neobrain Wrote: dirty = the person who created the built made some local changes to the upstream source code.
That jives with what I've been getting; whenever I make a change, dirty build. Whenever I just leave it alone, just a plain old regular build. That doesn't make sense to have every compiled version labeled dirty, regardless if the source is not altered, because most Linux users often compile Dolphin by hand anyway. In the past, I'm not sure MaMario's bot did anything special to not generate dirty builds. As of late though, there's something up with his bot, apparently.