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Braklet
commented on July 17, 2024
+1. A Git tag would be easier to follow than my usual method of manually checking squeezelite.h for a version bump.
Thanks again Ralph for keeping SL up to date, in any case.
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Hi Ralph,I maintain squeezelite in Debian, which is currently stuck on Adrian's 1.8 release. I'd like to switch to your fork, but it would be helpful if you could make releases that I can track: I would prefer to avoid having to import snapshots of the Git repo if possible.Many thanks,
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ralph-irving
commented on July 17, 2024
Any development I do for squeezelite happens in a local master subversion repository and then pushed via svn2git to github. That's where the revision number comes from after the version number in squeezelite.h
There really hasn't been any official releases just rolling incremental changes. I can investigate svn2git tags support or perhaps it's time to release a 1.9?
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Braklet
commented on July 17, 2024
Hey Ralph, it's actually pretty easy to tag your Github projects without involving your Subversion workflow. In Github, click on Releases and it will open a new menu where you can add tags to a particular commit level. I'd suggest using the same tags as the squeezelite.h version-revlevel string.
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bootc
commented on July 17, 2024
Hi Ralph, thanks for looking into it - I wasn't chasing for you to tag stuff right away or anything, just that when you feel ready to make a "release", creating a tag (possibly with a GiHub release) would be very helpful.
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