By wal on

Is there an easy place to find the version of a Drupal site without looking at the code?

I admin a number of Drupal sites and they are all in various stages of upgrading. I would like to be able to go to admin>settings to verify the current version. Am I missing the obvious somewhere?

--Bill

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wnoronha’s picture

wnoronha commented

I do this by looking at the change log. There may be better way, but not that I know off.

- Warren

sepeck’s picture

sepeck commented

There isn't a better way. The change log is the best bet.

-sp
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tatonca’s picture

tatonca commented

... I was thinking about this just last night...

(Aside: this is like the third time i've been thinking about something and someone posts same/similar the very next time i'm here... karmic? ;) )

I came across a module the other day that had a version hook in it - not an actual hook_version but a function that pretty much provided a way to reference the modules version information - I made me think - it would likely mess with the whole auto versioning thing in CVS but what about an actual hook_version? Then, instead of having to maintain seperate versions of a module, you could call drupal_version and do stuff based on what is returned ?

It's just pie in the sky thinking that likely I would have kept quiet about except for the whole karma thing ... that karma thing is like - so weird...

;)

~Tat~