Extend version info on Web page

[holgerreif]

Admin user gets version (like 2.1.0-dev) info at the lower right corner, normal user doesn't.

Admin user should get a detailed version (meaning for a -dev release the number and date of latest commit should be displayed as well) and the normal user should get the short version.

Rationale: admin could easily check what actual version is deployed (esp. if pulled as a prebuild image), user could at least get a glue which online documenation is relevant to his version.

[mssola]

Admin user should get a detailed version (meaning for a -dev release the number and date of latest commit should be displayed as well) and the normal user should get the short version.

This is already happening, no ? At least from current master I get Version: master@5a698eac9d55. Isn't that the same for you ? How are you deploying Portus. As far as I remember, 2.1.0-dev will only be shown if there is no git info on the deployed Portus.

user could at least get a glue which online documenation is relevant to his version.

Agreed, we should allow regular users to check at least the current version.

[holgerreif]

We are using the latest Image from dockerhub containng RPM with the last but one commit from master (last commit failed to build on OBS).

Admin gets the following displayed:

[mssola]

I see, if I recall correctly we strip git info when producing the RPM, so that's why you are getting that version. I'll take a look at this too 😉