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If I have a lithium app that I did not set up how do I find out the version?

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I don't think they put a timestamp on the files themselves. I would suggest you look at the test cases and look at the most recent timestamp.

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  • it seems like they in fact don't have a good way to keep track of currently used version. Thank you. – Evgenius Mar 18 '12 at 07:37
  • @Evgenius greut's way is the easiest, but you need to know how to use git, and the source needs to be a git clone. If the above is true, then you can run the git log and it should have the time stamp in addition to the commit info. – ton.yeung Mar 21 '12 at 22:00
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If your using it via git submodules, it's pretty easy.

$ cd libraries/lithium
$ git log -1 | grep commit
commit 97be2347d5a2e9b096db44c009df79ee9b6c0199

Which is, in this case, the 0.10: https://github.com/UnionOfRAD/lithium/tags

I dunno if it makes sense to have strict version numbers in the pre-1.0 state. Everything can and might break during an upgrade.

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