What is a revision number of the repository ... ?

What is a revision number of the repository about released Deviation 4.0.1 ?

I found a description from TortoiseHg(Target: bitbucket.org/PhracturedBlue/deviation).
So, I think that the revision number is 2096.

I did build rev 2096.
And then, If i execute a "emu_devo7e.exe" file, I can find information that "emu_devo7e-v4.0.1".

Is it correct ?

Thank you ..

Interesting. That's not the right revision number, but it built with the right code, and the version string generation code figured out that you built with the code for that tag.

First, note that short numbers like "2096" are local to your repository. They may be different in another clone of the repository, depending on the order that changes reached that repository. The longer hex number shown in PB's extract (9a642a12446d) doesn't do that, and should be used to refer to revisions when talking about them with someone using a different repository. That one is old enough that it's unliikely to be different, but that's not true in general.

Looking at the tortoisehg screen shot, you can see that revision 2096:a02cf8e8fa36 added tag v4.0.1 to revision 2095:9a642a12446d. So the revision you actually want is 2095, as that matches the number in PB's repo, and my copy as well. But the difference between what you wanted and what you checked out was a change in the .hgtags file, not the source. So you built from the source you wanted.

Anyone could explain me how are generated the build version numbers?
I installed and learn to compile builds localy at my Windows machine some days ago.
Every build I compile, is named with something like "deviation-devo7e-v4.0.1-unknown.zip"
Sorry for this easy question, but I'm very noob compiling and my linux/programming skills are very basic

I downloaded the zip file to my local machine. As I wrote before, I'm very noob at this stuff and my linux skills are nearly zero

Edit: But I learn very fast