@gabriel hehe, that photo is actually a little old. I eventually caved in and I have a slightly more organized cable situation now... but only slightly
@gbraad the left one of the drawings - of me (!) in a curl shirt -is from my daughter from maybe 10 years ago, the second (the curl laptop) is a newer one from @kushal's daughter. They're just great.
Would it make sense to use the timestamp of the git tag as the default value for SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH? Or have an option for the build script that does that? I think (some?) Debian packages use the timestamp of the latest debian/changelog entry like that.
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Am I correct in thinking that “co” is a local alias that you set for “checkout”? If yes, this might confuse people when they try the code.
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