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Some projects (notably Emacs) have prefixes in their release tags (e.g. emacs-1.2.3) instead of just bare version numbers. We should support these kinds of tags.
There are two rough ideas that come to mind:
Search through all tags and determine a common prefix (that doesn't represent a version)
Let the user specify a prefix that should be stripped and that will be used as a filter.
Some repositories carry more than one project that might be release independently.
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At the moment we use a fuzzy SemVer parser. It will accept bare version numbers with a few additions to the official specification. It will also automatically strip a leading v to the version number.
I think we could try to strip *- from the tags and see if they parse after that. I'd like to not have users specify a prefix, and I'd like to call repositories with multiple (independently tagged) applications out of scope.
Some projects (notably Emacs) have prefixes in their release tags (e.g.
emacs-1.2.3
) instead of just bare version numbers. We should support these kinds of tags.There are two rough ideas that come to mind:
Some repositories carry more than one project that might be release independently.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: