Travis: git fetch --unshallow for version number #2767
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Travis only makes a shallow clone of --depth=50. KOReader is small enough that we can just grab it all. This is necessary to generate the version number, without which some tests will fail. I'm not entirely sure why something like `git fetch origin master tags/v2015.11` doesn't do the trick, but it doesn't matter much.
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Travis only makes a shallow clone of --depth=50. KOReader is small enough that we can just grab it all. This is necessary to generate the version number, without which some tests will fail.
I'm not entirely sure why something like
git fetch origin master tags/v2015.11doesn't do the trick, but it doesn't matter much.