What about semantc version in repo tags?

ShamanR commented 2 years ago

Is it 1.0.0 or 0.0.1 ? Can you call stable?

pfusik commented 2 years ago

Good question!

There are no Git tags here. cito was originally hosted on SourceForge and released up to 0.4.0. Since then, it underwent a complete rewrite, which is the only reason cito --version prints 1.0.0.

The first commit was in 2011, so it's certainly not 0.0.1. Language design is mature, I don't expect major breaking changes. On the other hand, as you can see, there are open bugs and features, so it's not bullet-proof. This is a developer's tool and I expect the interested developers to update and build themselves.

pfusik commented 2 years ago

Released 2.0.0 with:

cito binary released as a .NET tool
a syntax highlighting extension for Visual Studio Code released in its Marketplace

See https://github.com/pfusik/cito/blob/master/doc/getting-started.md I plan to tag the versions from now on.

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