Please add clop

[sheepduke]

Tom’s Obvious Minimal Language (TOML) is a human friendly configuration file format. This library implements a parser (decoder) for it.

Clop strictly follows TOML 1.0 specification and is fully compatible with it. It passes all 296 tests defined in BurntSushi/toml-test.

Release v1.0.0 download page:
https://github.com/sheepduke/clop/releases/tag/v1.0.0

Home page:
https://github.com/sheepduke/clop

[xach]

There aren't any releases: https://github.com/sheepduke/clop/releases

Do you want to make releases, or should I track the latest git master? Or something else?

[phoe]

There's a v1.0.0 tag at https://github.com/sheepduke/clop/tags - I assume that's what was meant. The question is whether you can easily track tags or if tags aren't enough and GitHub releases need to be made.

[xach]

A tag is not a release, and using the latest tag isn't always what's desired either. I would prefer feedback from the original author instead of guesses and assumptions.

[sheepduke]

Sorry for the confusion. @phoe is correct that I thought they were the same thing, but actually they are not.

Is it convenient for you to simply use tags? If so, please just use the tags. :-)

[sheepduke]

P.S. Please note that I edited my last comment because I changed my mind...Please view it on GitHub for latest information.

[xach]

• It's inconvenient to use a static tag (because then when you make updates, I have to do work to point to a new tag)
• It's convenient to use the latest tag, whatever it is, but sometimes the author may want a tag that isn't a release
• It's convenient to use to use the latest release, in the github release sense

Do you want me to use the latest tag?

[sheepduke]

Thanks for elaboration. I would like to use the latest tag.