I often update the builds from @gaaned92, found here. .
https://keybase.pub/gaaned92/RTW64NightlyBuilds/
Is there a way to see what improvements have been implemented in the latest build?
I often update the builds from @gaaned92, found here. .
https://keybase.pub/gaaned92/RTW64NightlyBuilds/
Is there a way to see what improvements have been implemented in the latest build?
I guess so.
The last one you can see is: Commit d7f9e1f
You’ll probably just need to read the commit log. The likelihood of someone packaging changes for you to read for a nightly build is low.
If you want to know for sure whats in, compile it yourself. I do this for a very long time now. And, btw, then it is compiled considering your specific hardware (well the CPU).
What I build is just a copy of the RT main repo.
The name is constructed with this template
RawTherapee_<branch>_<version>_W64_<Architecture>_< commit-date>.7z
where version is something like
<last-tag><number of commits since last-tag><last-commit-hash>
see "Windows RT builds read before downloading.md"
In the name of the zip, you have the hash of the last commit. Refer to Commits · Beep6581/RawTherapee · GitHub to get the list of commits until the commit identified above
inside the RT dir you have a changelog-.txt giving you the list of commits. The same as above.
Choose <architecture> considering your specific hw
Great, Thanks!