Closed YarikTH closed 4 years ago
Done, I think. I'm closing the issue, but obviously feel free to re-open if that didn't do the trick.
Also, note that development is done in branches; the default branch (currently "master", but I'll be switching to "main" soon) contains the latest stable release.
I'm trying to automate dependencies checking and luckily almost all my dependencies are hosted on Github, including hedley. I found a way to request the latest release version from the GitHub via the following request:
curl --silent "https://api.github.com/repos/${LIB}/releases/latest" | jq -r .tag_name
Unfortunately, hedley doesn't have any releases. Only tags, so this doesn't work. And I'm not sure that "get the latest tag that looks like a release" exist. Can I have at least latest tag as a release, please? I'm not sure if someone else interested in it though.