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Missing tag for 1.393 #61

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LiberalArtist opened this issue Jan 8, 2022 · 1 comment
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Missing tag for 1.393 #61

LiberalArtist opened this issue Jan 8, 2022 · 1 comment

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@LiberalArtist
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The latest Git tag in this repository is bravura-1.392, which is marked in GitHub as a pre-release beta for SMuFL 1.4. Since then, SMuFL 1.4 has been released, and the announcement says that "SMuFL 1.4 is implemented by version 1.392 of the Bravura reference font".

However, I see in the history that Bravura Text 1.392 used an incorrect style name, which was corrected to Regular in 3df1714 as a version 1.393.

It would be a great help as a distro packager of Bravura if we could have a bravura-1.393 tag for commit 3df1714.

I also see that commit 3df1714 did not create a Bravura 1.393 (as opposed to Bravura Text). This is less of an issue for me personally, but, if it isn't too much trouble, it might be even better to add a new commit to be tagged bravura-1.400 updating the versions of both fonts. This would:

  1. clearly communicate that the fonts are out of beta; and
  2. make it obvious that the Bravura and Bravura Text releases go together.

Thanks for the lovely font and for all of the work on SMuFL!

@dspreadbury
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Yes, you’re quite right that there hasn’t been an official Bravura release following the SMuFL 1.4 release. Sorry about that! There are a couple of mop-up tasks that also need to be done on the fonts, and I will try to prioritise them in the next week or two.

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