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Log the daemon version on startup #1017
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It'd be nice to change the uptodate log message too -- I always see it and think it's reporting the current version. |
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This also changes the key used when printing the latest flux version, as reported by checkpoint, to make it less confusing to read.
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If a new flux release isn't adding to our checkpoint-api, there's some potentially misleading log output on daemon startup.
Specifically, we were seeing this output when running flux 1.2.5: