While working on packaging exec-path-from-shell in Debian, I found that it cannot pass the checking with package-lint 0.21 as a few more fixes (such as detecting add-ons shipped with Emacs) are not included. I understand that exec-path-from-shell directly the latest snapshot version. But it would be beneficial if it can reuse a preinstalled version so that the build process doesn't need access to the Internet directly.
Is there a plan to tag a new release (or any milestones before the next tagged release)?
Hi,
While working on packaging exec-path-from-shell in Debian, I found that it cannot pass the checking with package-lint 0.21 as a few more fixes (such as detecting add-ons shipped with Emacs) are not included. I understand that exec-path-from-shell directly the latest snapshot version. But it would be beneficial if it can reuse a preinstalled version so that the build process doesn't need access to the Internet directly.
Is there a plan to tag a new release (or any milestones before the next tagged release)?