DancingQuanta
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6 years ago Yes, I am in process of doing releases. I am learning how to do this. It will takes some time for me. When I have sorted this out I will do a pull request on your py-opc to stay current with this library. Sorry about the mess.
On 5 Mar 2018 4:26 p.m., "David H Hagan" notifications@github.com wrote:
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It may be a good idea to start "releasing" the library in a more structured way; I noticed that there is currently no way for me to easily download the previous version of the code, which means I have to always keep the py-opc library up to date with what is happening here. While I try to do that as best as possible, it would be nice to be able to point people to specific releases!
It's as easy as just going to the "Releases" tab and using the GUI to make one. Does that seem reasonable?
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It may be a good idea to start "releasing" the library in a more structured way; I noticed that there is currently no way for me to easily download the previous version of the code, which means I have to always keep the py-opc library up to date with what is happening here. While I try to do that as best as possible, it would be nice to be able to point people to specific releases!
It's as easy as just going to the "Releases" tab and using the GUI to make one. Does that seem reasonable?