Closed thinrope closed 7 years ago
Yes, @georgmartius, please, can you tag a new release?
This would make people packaging your library much easier and more used (e.g., the official Debian repositories and its derivatives like Ubuntu don't have the library).
It's just a matter of tagging something and people can grab the tarballs from here.
Thanks in advance,
Rogério Brito.
Sorry guys, I did that now. I am really ashamed that it took me so long to do something so simple. Hope it works now.
Excellent, thanks. That will make it easier to integrate the library into popular distributions, making it more and more popular.
Well, I haven't taken my daily caffeine dose, but this reads 1.1.0 to me, while release/tag is 1.0.0:
set(MAJOR_VERSION 1)
set(MINOR_VERSION 1)
set(PATCH_VERSION 0)
set(VIDSTAB_VERSION ${MAJOR_VERSION}.${MINOR_VERSION}${PATCH_VERSION})
You can scrap the release, fix the file and make it again (in a way move the tag). Or make a new 1.1.0 release if you intended that.
Or I'll sip my coffee and think again.
Surely, I should have had more coffee :-) Thanks for spotting. It looks like I had some uncommited code here and did not notice it. Anyway I decided to go for 1.1.0 right away. Hope this works now. Sorry for the confusion.
No problem, coffee is a necessity... I've updated my pkalin overlay for Gentoo for 1.1.0, will try another push to have it in mainline. Cheers!
A year later, LoL, I made two PR (https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/pull/8250 & https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/pull/8251) in my attempt to have it in mainline Gentoo :-| Let's see how the wind blows today...
Moving at "lite speed", LoL, LoL, a few PR and bugs and the first strike: We have vidstab in Gentoo: https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/commit/077738eb8a9905827e615ddb1ac2e788337b1291 Now a few more hurdles and we'll have it build with ffmpeg :-/
Lol. Thanks for staying at it and keep pressing. I am happy to hear that there are good chances we get into Gentoo ;-)
Please make new release on GitHub and please switch to semantic versioning, i.e. 1.0.0 or 0.9.8b or something like that.
It will greatly ease the burden on package maintainers. Let me know if you need help with the procedure.
Putting 1.0=0.98 in CHANGELOG just creates more confusion than it solves. Yes mistakes do happen, handle them with grace (and roll up).