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Yes
Describe the issue you encountered:
When running Brave, it can be hard to tell what version it is. Release candidates don't distinguish themselves clearly for example.
Expected behavior:
Users should be able to go to Help > About Brave on PC or Brave > About Brave on Mac and not only get Chromium versions, etc. But also get the last SHA that was included from browser-laptop.
The ideal solution would get the SHA and put it in a meaningful location during the build process (ex: when you run npm run build-package
Platform (Win7, 8, 10? macOS? Linux distro?):
All
Brave Version:
All
Steps to reproduce:
Install a release candidate of Brave
From the menu, pick About Brave
Notice it doesn't say this is a release candidate. How would you know?
Be sad
Screenshot if needed:
Any related issues:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This same behavior was originally the root cause for #6406
Logic was updated to get each field in a try/catch with #6410
@srirambv you should be able to see the error message in the console if you launch from command line. This should help us when you create the issue and tag as 0.13 😄
Did you search for similar issues before submitting this one?
Yes
Describe the issue you encountered:
When running Brave, it can be hard to tell what version it is. Release candidates don't distinguish themselves clearly for example.
Expected behavior:
Users should be able to go to
Help > About Brave
on PC orBrave > About Brave
on Mac and not only get Chromium versions, etc. But also get the last SHA that was included from browser-laptop.The ideal solution would get the SHA and put it in a meaningful location during the build process (ex: when you run
npm run build-package
Platform (Win7, 8, 10? macOS? Linux distro?):
All
Brave Version:
All
Steps to reproduce:
About Brave
Screenshot if needed:
Any related issues:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: