Odoo is the world's easiest all-in-one management software.
It includes hundreds of business apps:
I understand that Odoo.sh is updated weekly.
I know that I can "pin" the code to a particular weekly update:
When looking at the Odoo repository, I'd like to know which changes from the day of the weekly update are included and which are not.
I know that "latest" means October 6th in this example, but when I look at the Odoo repository I am uncertain which changes from the 6th are included.
How can I tell at which point in the history of the repository the revision is created?
1. Open a SHELL from your Odoo.sh Project console.
2. Navigate to ~/src/odoo
3. Use the git log command to show the last commit made:
git log -p -1
This will show you the latest commit that has been synched to your Server:
We can see here that the last commit on this machine was the one pushed to the Odoo repository on October 5th @ 20:26:09.
All Timestamps are in UTC format.
4. Visit the Odoo GitHub repository at https://github.com/odoo/odoo and change the version to match the version of your Project:
5. Click to see all Commits:
6. Scroll to the day from the Timestamp and find the same Commit:
Any changes made AFTER this commit are not on your Odoo.sh Server.
All changes made BEFORE this commit (including this commit) are on your Odoo.sh Server
There are no plans at this time to make the list of revisions available through a public API, nor are there any plans to make revisions selectable via API calls.
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