Closed dlackty closed 11 years ago
Hi! Thanks for helping me.
Sure. Git tag is a way to create meaningful version numbers on commits. For example, you can tag the current HEAD (latest commit in the branch) as, for instance, version 1.0.0, like so:
git tag -a 1.0.0 -m "Some description of this version"
git push --tags
You could find some more information on http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Basics-Tagging
Once you have done that, you could see the version tags in the following page: https://github.com/Dromaguirre/PDGesturedTableView/releases
Oh I see. Looks pretty useful.
Ok so I'll tag the current HEAD as 0.1, for instance. I'll make it 1.0 when the "moving cells with a long press gesture" thing is implemented.
Look forward to that. Long press move will be a great feature. Let me know once you push any tags then I could write a podspec for you. :+1:
Done :+1:
It's available on CocoaPods now! :smile:
https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs/blob/master/PDGesturedTableView/0.1/PDGesturedTableView.podspec https://twitter.com/CocoaPods/status/393457500386652160
FYI: I found that PDGesturedTableView
actually requires iOS >= 7 as there're both firstObject:
and setSeparatorInset:
that are only available in iOS 7.
That's fine for me, and I just updated CocoaPods's podspec for this version requirement.
Yeah, that's right! Thanks for fixing it :+1:
Hello, I would like to help you write a CocoaPods podspec for this library, but need to make sure:
PDGesturedTableView
? As I read the code, I guessed it should work on iOS > 6.