Tag a new release for package managers?

[adamv]

We package this software in Homebrew, and could use a new tagged release given the clang (C++11) fixes that have gone in since 2012.

[adamv]

Ping?

[bfontaine]

Ping?

[mistydemeo]

Ping? We'll need to remove this from Homebrew if there isn't a new stable release, since the current release doesn't build with current Xcode versions. (see Homebrew/legacy-homebrew#46376)

[jezhiggins]

Hello @mistydemeo - I wasn't aware that Arabica was even in homebrew. I'll see what I can do for you.

[mistydemeo]

Thank you!

[jezhiggins]

On 26/11/2015 17:48, Misty De Meo wrote:

Thank you!

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Hi,

I've fiddled around with the Arabica build on and off over the past few
weeks. Is there anything specific I can do that would help you, or
should I just declare victory and cut a tag?

Jez

[mistydemeo]

Cutting a new tag would be sufficient for us, thank you! I had tried building master a few months ago and that was working fine.

[jezhiggins]

I done a tag!

2016-January

Let me know if that looks ok to you, and if there's anything else I can do that might help you. I'll try to be a quicker about it too.

[jezhiggins]

Bloody hell, it's February, isn't it?

[bfontaine]

We’re in the middle of February 😄

[stv0g]

What do you think about Semantic Versioning?

This usually fits better into the versioning scheme used by other packages and maintainers.