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Github tells me and everybody how often the files were downloaded (without me checking my server logs).
However there is no such thing as a symlink. When the new version comes, I have to delete and recreate.
I also added a stable https://github.com/downloads/JonnyJD/musicbrainz-isrcsubmit/isrcsubmit-0.2.4.py.
Altogether, since you can also just download the script straight from the repo (see above), the download count here is not telling much anyways.
This is basically fixed. We have a myriad of download options and master is now somewhat stable, using feature branches for bigger changes. The tags are signed with git tag -u <keyname/mail> v0.x.
1f7fa42 fixed the first regression (some single disc releases had unnecessary offset questions)
So having master as completely stable branch did not work?
Maybe I should work on dev branches between releases?
Especially because https://github.com/JonnyJD/musicbrainz-isrcsubmit/raw/master/isrcsubmit.py would be a nice "latest stable" download link.
Another option is to create a stable branch, but since master is the default, this might not be optimal.
Note, that also, that https://raw.github.com/JonnyJD/musicbrainz-isrcsubmit/v0.2.4/isrcsubmit.py is a valid download for 0.2.4.
The github integrated download (for tags) is not really usefull, by the way.
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