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It is not very clear how to keep ozw updated to latest version, I opened an issue some weeks ago about this and I ended up using releases from http://old.openzwave.com/downloads/ but seems they are not updated very frequently.
I suggest to tag commits more frequently with partials versions to allow users to identify stable commits, actually only minor versions are tagged, why not tag also patch versions?
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The releases from old.openzwave.com are updated after going through build tests etc. There is nothing wrong there. The last commit to the master branch was 9th of December.
Its automated - and the build infra doesn't use Github releases etc for this. As mentioned countless times - stable, tested releases are on the downloads page.
@Fishwaldo Is there any possibility to at least to tag stable releases? For stable I means releases that are puublished on old.openzwave.com, if you tag commits or (even better) you create a stable branch that is updated everytime a new release goes out it would be lot easier to handle. Thoughts?
It is not very clear how to keep ozw updated to latest version, I opened an issue some weeks ago about this and I ended up using releases from http://old.openzwave.com/downloads/ but seems they are not updated very frequently.
I suggest to tag commits more frequently with partials versions to allow users to identify stable commits, actually only minor versions are tagged, why not tag also patch versions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: