Closed cerati closed 1 month ago
No, there is no tagged version.
I have fixed things as reports have come in, but if you look at the commit history, there's not much going on. There haven't been meaningful changes for about four years. There are things to clean up, but it works and I might break something if I make changes.
Let me know if you have questions and I'll search my memory to see if there are answers there.
(P.S. - We use this code every day in other libraries, so it's pretty-well exercised.)
Thanks for your prompt reply. I ended up here because I was using the original repo and there was a infinite loop in the legalize function which is fixed in this repo. Our software stack includes ~150 packages, which are typically managed based on tags. However it looks like we can also use commit hashes, so I can just take the last commit as reference as use it. I can close the issue.
Actually the release manager would prefer if a tag was made (for bookkeeping purposes). Can the current master branch be tagged? No code change is requested. Thank you and sorry for reopening the issue.
Done.
Thank you @abellgithub !
It seems to me the original
delfrrr/delaunator-cpp
repo is not being developed anymore and this is where the actual developments are taking place. However, I do not see tags or releases in this repository. Is there a stable version people should use? Thanks