Compiling 3.14 firmware shows BETA1?
I downloaded the latest prusa firmware using the instructions from github on how to set it up within Visual Studio Code on Windows. It builds fine, but the output filename is "MK3S_MK3S+-E3DREVO_FW_3.14.0-BETA1_ENGLISH" which makes me nervous that I have a beta version of the code and not the latest release. I have tried downloading multiple ways and get the same result. In VSCode, I have it set to "Release" in the cmake configuration. The cmake output says "Project version git description..: t3.14.0-BETA1-8103" so it seems to be coming from the prusa3d repository.
[cmake] Found repository name prusa3d [cmake] -- Project version git..............: 3.14.0.17 [cmake] -- Project version git hash.........: 2ed3ee841 [cmake] -- Project version git description..: t3.14.0-BETA1-8103 [cmake] -- Filename suffix .................: FW_3.14.0-BETA1 [cmake] -- Filename debug suffix ...........: FW_3.14.0-BETA1+8103_2ed3ee841
I am wondering if I have a setting or option set wrong somewhere. Does anyone have any idea on how to make sure I have and compile the latest stable production release?
RE: Compiling 3.14 firmware shows BETA1?
Ok, I am new to this but think I figured it out. I was downloading the latest just using the git command without any parameters, which pulls the latest code, which includes edits since the last stable release. Instead I just downloaded the zip file asset for the 3.14 release and extracted that and used it. The BETA #define was commented out in the official release zip in configuration.h.