Closed maehr closed 3 years ago
Thanks for the contribution, but this isn't true (yet); the current release reflected here is still 2.13. This will only be relevant after we update here to use the new upstream version, which is a little more involved than just bumping the number.
Also see my comment on #142.
Thanks for the contribution, but this isn't true (yet); the current release reflected here is still 2.13. This will only be relevant after we update here to use the new upstream version, which is a little more involved than just bumping the number.
Also see my comment on #214.
Thanks for the remarks and thank you for your work. Tell me if there's anything I can do (and I should tell you that I cannot do Haskell).
There is a release checklist here with the steps that have to work to bump the release here. I think at this point we're waiting for two upstream things to happen:
Thanks again. PS: Wouldn't it make sense to combine https://github.com/pandoc/dockerfiles#maintenance-notes and https://github.com/pandoc/dockerfiles/wiki/Release-checklist?
@maehr the maintenance notes on the readme are stale and can be deleted. Good eye, thanks 🙂
Thanks for the contribution. This will be the first time I've pulled the final release trigger. I think the CI job should pick it up from here and push the right tags to Docker, but lets stand by to see if that works.
Hey @maehr sorry to bother you but can we get you do drop a note or review approval on #101 allowing your contributions to be used under GPL2+ (same license terms as Pandoc) instead of just GPL2?
Hey @maehr sorry to bother you but can we get you do drop a note or review approval on #101 allowing your contributions to be used under GPL2+ (same license terms as Pandoc) instead of just GPL2?
Of course I approve to GPL2+.
The new
2.14
release of pandoc hasn't been pushed to https://hackage.haskell.org/package/pandoc. This is whymake alpine
andmake alpine-latex
are failing.PS:
2.13
is still open. See https://github.com/pandoc/dockerfiles/pull/142