It has been quite some time since the last release of SoapyPlutoSDR, version 0.2.0 on June 22nd 2019.
Since then, there have been some small, but pretty important changes. For instance, a project of mine that uses SoapyPlutoSDR needs this fix from March 3rd 2020 to function properly, but my distribution ships the release version from 2019.
Is there any reason not to tag a release to get the bugfixes and improvements since then out there?
guruofquality
commented
3 years ago
It has been quite some time since the last release of SoapyPlutoSDR, version 0.2.0 on June 22nd 2019. Since then, there have been some small, but pretty important changes. For instance, a project of mine that uses SoapyPlutoSDR needs this fix from March 3rd 2020 to function properly, but my distribution ships the release version from 2019.
Is there any reason not to tag a release to get the bugfixes and improvements since then out there?