CI: Print more version information, for all platforms #3740
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nilason
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Co-authored-by: Nicklas Larsson <[email protected]>
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This was an exploratory branch I made in my fork to confirm another potential bug in the OSGeo4W packages, ie the nightlies, filed as #3739. When filing in my recent bugs reports on Windows, I observed that the libgis_date, libgis_revision, revision, build_date fields don't seem updated, and mention 2024-04-14 or in the 2024-04-13 day (when there were big changes in the build environment). Assuming that this April 14, 2024, is after the changes in configure to use the git dates (#3435, March 24, 2024), I expect that these would be up to date.
This PR adds all the flags of g.version to the call in the print_versions.sh file, and makes sure it runs on builds of our three platforms. It shows that the build information here is up to date, but not on OSGeo4W (nightly) packages