I’m building master for the first time and noticed that the required client version is listed in the repo description text. This text isn’t tied to history though - a different client version is required for the last tag in master, and we can’t see the repo description text at the time that tag was created. I’d like to be able to build even further back in time, as I have even older client versions. Is there a place in the source code where the required client version is defined?
After digging around in the code, it looks like the best match for this is /sql/base/auth_database.sql - this has a list of client build numbers. Will jump around in history and see what shakes.
Generally only major patches get tagged with git tags (on their last commit, before update to the next one), minor hotfix builds do not - your best bet is to look at commit history
Thanks Shauren. I have a 35662 client, but I built off an official 37176 client using the current head (as of 2021-02-20). My in-client realm lists the available realm as “Incompatible”. Tried fudging the “gamebuild” field in realm_list, which I know has no guarantees of working, and it didn’t.
Using the history on auth_database.sql I’m guessing building @ https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/87448621acd28990ea0fdd600a665012b27d5d98#diff-9548ad5730e018dba61771500dfc778592a20e2bc587d475f7669ed2be7cfc66
when 35662 was added might get me in. Am I way off base?
just update your client to retail version.
But that builld DOES have a git tag… https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/tree/8.3.7/35662