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Building legacy branches is not supported.

Legacy CEF builds are available from the Spotify automated builder back to 2704 branch. See the Chromium release calendar for estimated Chromium release dates and versions.

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Updating CEF branches is currently a manual process so there will likely be a delay between Chromium release announcements and the availability of associated CEF builds. The Spotify automated builder provides CEF builds for the current Chromium stable channel and will switch to the next Chromium branch when that branch is promoted to the stable channel. Support for older branches ends when they exit the Chromium stable channel. Support for newer branches begins when they enter the Chromium beta channel. This is roughly equivalent to the SVN revision number but on a per-branch basis and assists people in quickly determining the order of builds in the same branch (for bug reports, etc).ĭetailed Chromium and CEF version information is available in the include/cef_version.h header file which is created during the build process or by loading the “about:version” URL in a CEF-derived application. "A" is an incremental number representing the number of commits in the current branch.Older CEF release version numbers have the format X.YYYY.A.gHHHHHHH where: "A.B.C.D" is the Chromium version (e.g.75).This facilitates lookup of the relevant commit history in Git.

"gHHHHHHH" is the 7-character abbreviation for the Git commit hash.

"Z" is an incremental number that starts at 0 when a release branch is created and changes on each commit, with reset to 0 when "Y" changes.

"Y" is an incremental number that starts at 0 when a release branch is created and changes only when the CEF C/C++ API changes (as determined by updates to the include/cef_api_hash.h file).

"X" is the Chromium major version (e.g.

Newer CEF release version numbers have the format "X.Y.Z+gHHHHHHH+chromium-A.B.C.D" where: The CEF version number format was recently changed to include more relevant information and to provide compatibility with the Semantic Versioning 2.0 standard.

CEF master development won't interfere with consumer release schedules.ĬEF release branches and associated platform build requirements are described below.

CEF release branches can include patches to Chromium/Blink source if necessary.

Within a release branch the CEF API is "frozen" and generally only security/bug fixes are applied.

Release versions of CEF/Chromium are better tested and more appropriate for release applications.Binary CEF builds are tied to specific Chromium releases.Users developing applications for production environments are encouraged to use release branches for the following reasons: Release BranchesĬEF branches are created to track each Chromium release milesone (MXX) branch. See the CEF1 Retirement Plan for details. The following URLs should be used for downloading development versions of CEF.ĬEF1 is no longer actively developed or supported. Win 7+ deployment, Win 10+ build system w/ VS2019 16.8.4+, Win 1 SDK, Ninja See the MasterBuildQuickStart Wiki page for a development build quick-start guide. This location tracks the current Chromium master branch and is not recommended for production use.Ĭurrent CEF master branch build requirements are as follows. Ongoing development of CEF occurs in the CEF master branch.

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CEF source code can be built manually or with automated tools. CEF maintains development and release branches that track Chromium branches. The CEF project is an extension of the Chromium project hosted at.