Closed fiersik closed 3 months ago
Hello! My programs don't use traditional versioning as i don't quite follow the stable release model. This has been previously discussed on another project of mine here The closest thing to a version tag would be to use the commit date (as per -v output)
Alas, this format is not suitable for building into a repository.
Can you not use v24.7.20 for instance? If you wish to distribute my software on another platform/package manager (Other than Github/AUR) then i'm totally okay with you creating and maintaining the package in whichever method suits your distribution of choice, Since i'm not really interested in maintaining a "stable" release nor providing pre built binaries.
the git tag should be used as the version, or 0.1.0.COMMIT (not recommended)
I don't use git tags though?
Yes, there are no tags
That's what i said though? I don't plan on using tags if that's what you're asking?
okay ,- ,
Then I'll close it
Hi! Please add a version tag if there are ready-made releases.
This is necessary to build the package into the repository for ALT Linux.