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jaketmp / ePub-quicklook

NOTE: Not working in Mojave and later! ePub quicklook and spotlight plugins for Mac OS X.
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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When to release a new version? #16

Closed chrisridd closed 12 years ago

chrisridd commented 12 years ago

At some point it is probably worth tagging a new release and putting up a new download file.

jaketmp commented 12 years ago

Good idea - I'll bump the version # and upload the latest code tomorrow.

chrisridd commented 12 years ago

It might be worth fixing the -creators method first, just to avoid putting crud into the initial Spotlight index. (Fixable afterwards, but...)

I'd suggest tagging the repo using "git tag commit-hash" for each release, and then pushing that tag to github using something like "git push --tags origin ". It makes it easier to work out what went into a release later on :-)

jaketmp commented 12 years ago

I've put v1.4 of the qlgenerator in the download section (code as 030ecd7b4d7113721c6766a23aee1f6182dbae0e). The tags I've entered via git tag don't seem to be making their way to github (syncing with the GitHub.app) though, not sure what I'm missing…

chrisridd commented 12 years ago

Cool! WRT the tags you might have to use git from the command line. A normal "git push" doesn't push tags, and that might be what GitHub.app is doing.

jaketmp commented 12 years ago

Aha - a git push —tags did the job - wish I'd noticed this before overwriting all my local tags a while ago though.

chrisridd commented 12 years ago

Excellent. Might be worth asking for GitHub.app to do the right thing :-)