3a8cabc REVIEW: fix some wording in the comments — heartwood

Radicle Heartwood Protocol & Stack

REVIEW: fix some wording in the comments

✗ CI failure Fintan Halpenny committed 6 months ago

commit 3a8cabcb2b48808bff7df7d49377a6a44487939d
parent c212259bad0e5cd2fd6a2f4df5a72c057241e683

2 failed (2 total) View logs

1 file changed +4 -4

modified build.rs

@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {

         // many commits we are ahead, plus a short version of the
         // object ID of `HEAD`, e.g. `releases/x.y.z-80-gefe10f95be-dirty`
         // which would mean that we built 80 commits ahead of release
         // x.y.z, with efe10f95be beinga unique prefix of the OID of
         // x.y.z, with efe10f95be being a unique prefix of the OID of
         // `HEAD`, and the working directory was dirty.
         // If this is a build right at a release tag, this will
         // just return the tag name itelf, e.g. `releases/x.y.z`.
         // If this is a build pointing to a commit that has release tag, this
         // will just return the tag name itelf, e.g. `releases/x.y.z`.
         // If all fails, we just use `hash`, which, in the worst case is
         // still "unknown" (see above) but in most cases will just be
         // the short OID of `HEAD`.

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {

             .unwrap_or(hash.clone())
     });
     // Since in the previous step are likely to almost always end up with
     // Since in the previous step we are likely to almost always end up with
     // a prefix of `releases/`, as this is the scheme we use in this
     // repository, we remove this common prefix, to get nice version numbers.
     let version = if let Some(stripped) = version.strip_prefix("releases/") {