What is Gnome's "master" runtime version?

[Jhanarato (Ajahn Jhanarato)]

G’day!

I’m coming from PyCharm and have created a new project in Builder to put a GTK front end on my current project. In the new manifest I have this:

runtime" : "org.gnome.Platform",
"runtime-version" : "master",
"sdk" : "org.gnome.Sdk",

How do I find out what the “master” version is?

Thanks again,

J.R.

[Jhanarato (Ajahn Jhanarato)]

Given I have the latest Adwaita library, I’m guessing this builds against the master branch in git?

I’ve switched to "runtime-version" : "46", the latest release so all good.

[ebassi (Emmanuele Bassi)]

@Jhanarato

How do I find out what the “master” version is?

The “master” version is always the development version of GNOME.

For stable versions, you should use the version number, e.g. “46”, “45”, etc.

If you want to know the currently supported versions, you can use the release calendar.