Deep Sleep, still using 46.0ma? No wake up?

Ah , do I need to build from the develop branch ?
I built from the develop branch and when I connect via serial and type 's’
it gives me

system firmware version: 0.4.7

But when i type v, it shows

{
  "p": 6,
  "m": [
    {
      "s": 16384,
      "l": "m",
      "vc": 30,
      "vv": 30,
      "f": "b",
      "n": "0",
      "v": 4,
      "d": [
        
      ]
    },
    {
      "s": 262144,
      "l": "m",
      "vc": 30,
      "vv": 30,
      "f": "s",
      "n": "1",
      "v": 8,
      "d": [
        
      ]
    },
    {
      "s": 262144,
      "l": "m",
      "vc": 30,
      "vv": 30,
      "f": "s",
      "n": "2",
      "v": 8,
      "d": [
        {
          "f": "s",
          "n": "1",
          "v": 8,
          "_": ""
        }
      ]
    },

and from my building environment it shows that i am on

vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:~/firmware/build/target$ git describe --tags
v0.4.8-rc.6-14-g03eed21

The latest develop firmware will show a revision of 0.4.8-rc.6 - I saw you mentioned you had 0.4.7 earlier in the thread.

Exactly this “issue” was the reason why I asked the question about a translation table from "v": 8 to 0.4.7 and back on slack yesterday (twice) - and still didn’t get an answer!

Since we have particle serial inspect which returns the 8 but have no info about that in the CLI docs. But with the link provided further up, I could add this, if I knew how this will be dealt with once we leave the 0.4.x range (will v.0.5.0 start with zero again?).