Closed akeem closed 9 years ago
Ya, we can do that. I'll keep this open to remember for next release.
:+1: - this one is unfortunately very awkward when debugging issues. @treeder - if you don't mind, backdating the tags would also be incredibly nice. You can quite easily find the right commits by looking for the "bumped version" stuff there.
It seems we have had tagged releases on github for a while now. Closing. Feel free to re-open if I am wrong.
Would it be possible to tag the commits that match against gem releases?
At the moment the current version of this gem on ruby gems is 5.0.1. It looks as though master has been at version 5.0.2 since February 2014 or so, and the last tagged version appears to be 1.7.4.
Adding tags for release markers will make it a lot easier for those using the gem to determine the code in the version they are currently running and additional changes made in newer versions