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The version numbers are only generated when you run build inside a git repository:
The makefile gets the version information by running a git command:
${VERSION_FILE}: echo -n "#define INTERNAL_PILLOWFIGHT_VERSION \"" >| $@ echo -n $(shell git describe --always) >> $@ echo "\"" >> $@
Since the tarball does not include the git repository the above command fails and _version.h ends up with the following:
#define INTERNAL_PILLOWFIGHT_VERSION ""
Python then records the version as 0.0.0
I do not know a way to fix this without adding a a duplicate version number to the Makefile. Maybe github provides some hook you can use to automatically include the release number inside the Makefile at release