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The easiest way to do this seems to make it depend on the correct git reference. qmake will do the right thing (and create a fixed version.h based on the VERSION variable) if the user is working from a tar ball. Signed-off-by: Dirk Hohndel <dirk@hohndel.org>
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# Generate the version.h file
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VERSION_FILE = version.h
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macx: VER_OS = darwin
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unix: !macx: VER_OS = linux
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win32: VER_OS = win
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exists(.git/HEAD): {
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GIT_HEAD = .git/HEAD
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VERSION_SCRIPT = $$PWD/scripts/get-version
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# always use linux here -------------------vvv so we get the true full version
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FULL_VERSION = "`$$VERSION_SCRIPT linux`"
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version_h.depends = $$VERSION_SCRIPT $$system(sed \'s/ref: \\(.*\\)/.git\\/\\1/\' $$GIT_HEAD)
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version_h.commands = echo \\$${LITERAL_HASH}define VERSION_STRING \\\"`$$VERSION_SCRIPT $$VER_OS`\\\" > ${QMAKE_FILE_OUT}
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version_h.input = GIT_HEAD
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version_h.output = $$VERSION_FILE
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version_h.variable_out = GENERATED_FILES
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version_h.CONFIG = ignore_no_exist
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QMAKE_EXTRA_COMPILERS += version_h
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} else {
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# This is probably a package
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FULL_VERSION = $$VERSION
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system(echo \\$${LITERAL_HASH}define VERSION_STRING \\\"$$VERSION\\\" > $$VERSION_FILE)
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}
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