| In this guide we are going to add git commit info to your grails build artifacts and running application. | |
| There are many benefits of keeping your commit info handy: | |
| - Commit info is encapsulated within the built artifacts | |
| - Fast authoritative means of identifying what specific code is running in an environment | |
| - This solution doesn't rely on external tracking mechanisms | |
| - Transparency and reproducibility when investigating issues | |
| TIP: If you prefer the summary checkout <<tldr, tl;dr>> |