blaze version macros vs git version tags
I’m just getting started with blaze and have been exploring the package.
While reading the documentation and exploring the package, I was surprised to find that the version 3.5 release (tagged cac64f2b35002) and the current bleeding edge of the master branch, which are 4 months apart, are both labeled version 3.5.
For stability i have no problem installing and working from the tagged v3.5 commit, but it took me a moment to sort that out. Perhaps the bleeding edge should retain a dev
patch string or something to indicate that all subsequent commits are not the 3.5 branch.
Unless they are, in which case feel free to close and ignore this.
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Commit 4dd955a updates the version number to 3.6. The change is immediately available via cloning the Blaze repository and will be officially released in Blaze 3.6.
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Hi Russel!
Thanks for pointing out this omission. You are correct, the
BLAZE_VERSION_MINOR
tag should have been bumped to6
right after the release of Blaze 3.5. In the next push we will include a commit to update this tag. Thanks again,Best regards,
Klaus!