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As mentioned elsewhere, there isn't a single tag/release or release since 2011. That makes it hard to know whether the current commit is at all stable and/or tested. To fix this someone with commit access needs to run:
git tag 1.5
git push --tags
Assuming version 1.5 is correct, which is what is currently in the .desktop file. That will create a tarball on GitHub for the repo, assuming what's currently committed is ready for release.
As a follow up task... navigate to the GitHub tags page, and create a "release" based on the tag. During the "release" process, you can attach RPM and DEB files... which will make installation much easier.
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As mentioned elsewhere, there isn't a single tag/release or release since 2011. That makes it hard to know whether the current commit is at all stable and/or tested. To fix this someone with commit access needs to run:
Assuming version 1.5 is correct, which is what is currently in the .desktop file. That will create a tarball on GitHub for the repo, assuming what's currently committed is ready for release.
As a follow up task... navigate to the GitHub tags page, and create a "release" based on the tag. During the "release" process, you can attach RPM and DEB files... which will make installation much easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: