eeide
commented
6 months ago Hi! To my knowledge, we (the Csmith authors) have not made an actual Csmith 2.4.0 release. That's why there's no tag (or branch) corresponding to the release.
The tag was not removed, because it never existed.
The current master-branch Csmith source identifies itself as version 2.4.0, because our (my) convention when making releases was to (1) make a branch for maintaining the release, e.g., the csmith-2.3 branch, (2) put release tags along that branch, e.g., csmith-2.3.0, and then (3) increment the version number on the master branch. So the version number on the master branch was the version we were working toward.
Given this situation, and the amount of time since we designated the 2.3.0 release, I suppose it is "sensible" that some Fedora package-maker might have made something that they call version 2.4.0. But they did that, not us.
carlosrodfern
I noticed that Fedora has version 2.4.0 in its repo, and the source were pulled from this github project originally, however, the tag 2.4.0 is not listed in the tags in this project. The last one is 2.3.0.
Was 2.4.0 reverted? Would it be back?