2009/10/28 Chadwick, John, DCA <john.chadwick@state.nm.us>:
You are right Chris, it is 3.01.00.061.
This still begs the question, how do I get to the latest version using git?
I issue the following command to initiate a new git directory on my server:
git clone git://git.koha.org/pub/scm/koha.git kohaclonetest
If I install from the master without doing anything I get a database with the old version number and lots of new choices on the local section of the systems preference page.
If I issue the following command:
git checkout -b my304 v3.00.04
Then upgrade (or even a fresh install) the database is showing the correct version (3.00.04.019), but there are fewer choices on the local section of the systems preference page.
Thats right, 3.0.4 is a release of the 3.0.x branch, no new features just bug fixes. Installing from master is installing what will become the 3.2 release. With more features that 3.0.4. So you have a choice, run the stable 3.0.x branch, or run the mostly stable master branch (which has a lot more features) Chris