Hi Holger,
I was planning to add osmo-pcap recipes to meta-telephony soon, and
first of all I wanted to make a new release since last tag (0.0.6)
looked quite old. But then I found in debian/changelog that actually a
lot of new releases exists, but their git tags are missing in the
osmo-pcap git repository.
So after making sure I updated my tag list from the server (gerrit). I got:
$ git tag
0.0.1
0.0.2
0.0.3
0.0.4
0.0.5
0.0.6
but according to git log from debian/changelog, releases 0.0.7-0.0.11 do
exist.
Interestingly, tags 0.0.5 and 0.0.6 point to the same commit.
Commits adding new releases without tags, see for instance:
a316c9394aa27d25b3d7fba004563890a43ab1bc (0.0.7 added)
fbdcf593f80d4fe5330376674136fd76fcef5ea2 (0.0.8 added
c016b5d3824923c2b35c67cfb9930a30e564f07e (0.0.9 added)
fdebd88059df3a8f717614548dcd7247e8890f9a (0.0.10 added)
17f5b005066a15312525e53e7b4a574d40011f96 (0.0.11 added)
4776b2972e84ef75b3a1c884da19604d87fc7f68 (a new commit added to 0.11
section?)
So, I want to ask if there's some explanation for those tags missing or
you simply forgot to push them when creating the releases (or they got
somehow lost in the server).
Do you happen to have the tags locally and can push them? or otherwise
generate the tags now and push them. I can also do it if you want, I'll
push tags on the commits from the list I wrote above.
BTW, in case you run into a Make error while building current master, it
may be fixed here:
https://gerrit.osmocom.org/c/osmo-pcap/+/14666
Regards,
Pau
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Hello,
Has anybody tested PS (either 2G or 3G) with Samsung phones?
Have you experienced any problems? (like having no internet though at
the same time PDP is active and GTP traffic is flowing in both
directions)
Kind regards,
Mykola Shchetinin
