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Oh... It is very big.. I need more time to check.
It would be nice to have an way to track the versions. Setting it manually, everytime, seems a bit off. What you think?
I don't know the better way...
It would be nice to have an way to track the versions. Setting it manually, everytime, seems a bit off. What you think?
I don't know the better way...
I think the most viable way would be:
An example using the release system on Github we can do something like this:
![GitHub release (latest by date)](https://img.shields.io/github/v/release/microsoft/vscode)
Which would automatically get the latest stable release.
You can see more about here.
OK. I will add release.
I have released 3.0.
As asked by @Shougo, I'd updated README. I also fixed and improved lots of things and chose to sent everything in one commit & PR 🙃
I know it isn't an proper convention-like behavior but I was really short on time. Overall, it's looking like an production-like README file.
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It would be nice to have an way to track the versions. Setting it manually, everytime, seems a bit off. What you think?